LIFE OF PRIVILEGE
As the feds closed in, Ghislaine Maxwell lived in bucolic luxury, spending her days in a massive mountain home in the sleepy town of Bradford, New Hampshire.
Bill Donahue writes for Outside, Backpacker, and The Washington Post Magazine.
This week the Catholic Church took a crucial step toward canonizing Kateri Tekakwitha, who would be America’s first indigenous saint. But Bill Donahue argues that like with most saints the church has whitewashed her story just in time for Christmas. His new book, The Secret World of Saints.