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Ann Marie Somma

Ann Marie Somma serves as the editor and community manager of HartfordFAVS.

POLL: Is the Bible too graphic for children?

An article in The Christian Century claims that the Bible with its, "murders, rapes, genocides, betrayals, mauling by wild animals, curses, divine retribution and apocalyptic horrors" is not fit for small children.

Heartbroken man hands out Christmas cards to Newtown kids

Abbas Alavi knew he had to do something for the children. Not the slain children who lost their lives in a hail of gun fire Friday morning inside Sandy Hook Elementary School. Those children were given up to God, said Abbas, a devout Muslim.

School shooting: Trying to find God in the unthinkable

People turned to prayer and God in Newtown on Friday in an effort to make sense of the unthinkable after a gunman killed 26 people, including 20 children, inside an elementary school.
Churches' doors swung open to a town shaken by one of the worst school shootings in U.S. history.

Getting justice for victims of Connecticut’s witch trials

At 82, Bernice Mable Graham Telian doubts she’ll live long enough to see the name of her seventh grandmother and 10 others hanged in Colonial Connecticut for witchcraft cleared.
Telian was researching her genealogy when she discovered that her seventh grandmother, Mary Barnes of Farmington, Conn., was sent to the gallows at the site of the old State House in Hartford in 1663.

Shooter at Sikh temple left trail of hate

Few can know what goes through the twisted mind of a mass killer, but Wade Michael Page left behind plenty of signs that he was consumed by one thing: hate.

Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center, speaking to The New York Times about neo-Nazi bands with ties to Wade M. Page, accused...

The music that comes from these bands is incredibly violent and it talks about murdering Jews, black people, gay people and a whole host...

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