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Joe Wolverton

Joe Wolverton

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Head of Publishing and Social Media, The John Birch Society

Memphis

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Sports, religion

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Total articles 713

  • Maundy Thursday: A Meditation on Humility, Commandment, and Communion

    By Joe Wolverton| The New American Verified Maundy Thursday — reverently known also as Holy Thursday or Sheer Thursday — stands as one of the most sacred observances in the Christian calendar. It marks the eve of Christ’s Passion, the night on which two of the most humbling and holy events unfolded: the washing of the disciples’ feet and the institution of the Last Supper. Falling within Holy Week, Maundy Thursday is situated between Holy Wednesday and Good Friday.

    By Joe Wolverton · The New American

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • No Third Term: Preserving the Presidency Within Constitutional Bounds

    By Joe Wolverton| The New American Verified When the Founding Fathers designed the office of the president of the United States, they did so with the keen memory of monarchy fresh in their minds. George Washington, whose example remains the gold standard of American republican virtue, set a precedent that no president would serve more than two terms. That standard stood unbroken for nearly 150 years, until Franklin Delano Roosevelt won an unprecedented four terms.

    By Joe Wolverton · The New American

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Maundy Thursday: A Meditation on Humility, Commandment, and Communion

    By Joe Wolverton| The New American Verified Maundy Thursday — reverently known also as Holy Thursday or Sheer Thursday — stands as one of the most sacred observances in the Christian calendar. It marks the eve of Christ’s Passion, the night on which two of the most humbling and holy events unfolded: the washing of the disciples’ feet and the institution of the Last Supper. Falling within Holy Week, Maundy Thursday is situated between Holy Wednesday and Good Friday.

    By Joe Wolverton · The New American

    Apr. 17, 2025

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