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The title may sound morbid when planning a wedding, but on a lighter note during our most difficult times, our "Love Among the Ruins" story was a light in our lives.
Rev. Don asked Chris Rose, Times Picayune reporter and author, to report on the impending marriage and love story between Katie, a volunteer animal rescuer who quit her job to follow her heart, which led her straight to Paul, the military man who was assigned to protect her!
The story is included in Chris Rose's new edition of "One Dead In Attic". Rev. Don heard about the entry of our couple's romance recently on WWL news radio and called in to speak with Chris -- and needless to say, we hope you will buy Chris' book for many different reasons -- the pain, the healing -- the REBIRTH -- and a little amore' along the way in post-Katrina New Orleans!
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Reverend Don performed the first wedding in the French Quarter after Hurricane Katrina, LIVE on Good Morning America, Sunday, October 9th, 2005!
Patriotourism is a recent, pro-active phenomenon, aimed at helping an afflicted area recover from a disaster.
The most recent example of patriotourism would be post-KatrinaNew Orleans, where tens of thousands of Americans are visiting regularly to assist in its recovery. As evidenced by both electronic and print media, including coverage of the New Orleans Saints first home game, which included performances by the politically active bands, U-2 and Green Day, and world-wide coverage of Jazz Fest and Mardi Gras, people are taking matters into their own hands. Often driven by a perceived lack of effort on the government's part, socio-politically active folk visit to spend their money, and make a difference on a personal level, and in doing so, get the personal satisfaction of having contributed to the general good of the area.
