"I have received much friendly and sometimes amusing advice from longtime residents of Rhode Island. I frequently hear advice about great restaurants and beautiful parks and beaches. Many have explained their antipathy towards bridges - a factor that was, until recently, a mystery to me.
"Others have joked about Rhode Island's 'two degrees of separation,' a riff on the common expression 'six degrees of separation.' While the remarks have often been tongue in cheek, I have indeed come to appreciate how interconnected we are in our beautiful little state. . . ."
In a recent commentary, Bishop Richard G. Henning, the bishop of the Diocese of Providence (RI), reflected on the blessing of the interconnectedness of the Rhode Island community.
To access Bishop Henning's complete essay, please visit:
The State of Hope: In Rhode Island, we are bound by ‘two degrees of connection’ rather than separation (29 FEB 24)
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