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He entered monastic life when young and became a disciple of St Gregory of Decapolis (Nov. 20). In the days of the iconoclast heresy, he was privileged to be tortured along with his teacher St Gregory and St Joseph the Hymnographer (April 3) for their defense of the holy icons. When Gregory died, John became Abbot of the Decapolite monastery in Constantinople. He reposed in peace around 820; St Joseph buried him near St Gregory's grave.

https://whokilledgregoryjohnsonjr.com/ On November 22, 2008, Gregory Johnson, Jr. was reportedly found dead in a Sigma Chi fraternity house near San Jose State University. Members of the fraternity claimed to have found his body in the basement, hanging in a sitting position with his legs in front of him and a heavy-duty extension cord tied around his neck. His death was ruled a suicide, despite the fact that it was investigated by the FBI as a potential hate crime. When Gregory’s mother, Denise Johnson, requested the results of the investigation under the Freedom Of Information Act, her request was denied. The investigation results were allegedly withheld due to “matters of national security.” To this day, Denise is still searching for answers regarding the death of her son. On February 18, 2015, Denise and Gregory Johnson, Sr. filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against San Jose State University, Sigma Chi Fraternity, and the San Jose State University Police Department. This lawsuit was filed pro-per, after Denise Johnson spent years looking for an attorney to represent her family. The lawsuit was thrown out a few weeks after the initial hearing, and lacking the thousands of dollars it would take to pay for an attorney to appeal the case, Denise Johnson and Gregory Johnson, Sr. have been left with no choice but to become their son’s voice. To this day, they continue to speak their truth and remind the world that they STILL have not received a fair, transparent investigation into the reason why their son — an African-American college student and ordained minister — was found dead, hanging in the basement of a white fraternity house, with signs of foul play. Twitter: @justiceforgregoryjohnson Petition: https://www.change.org/p/black-student-s-death-covered-up-as-a-suicide-justice-for-gregory-johnson-jr?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=b45fe7f0-c647-11e5-9785-4d8b40243629 Donate:https://www.change.org/p/black-student-s-death-covered-up-as-a-suicide-justice-for-gregory-johnson-jr?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=b45fe7f0-c647-11e5-9785-4d8b40243629

Ahmaud Arbery, a fit athlete, was out jogging near his home on a Sunday afternoon in Brunswick, Georgia on February 23, 2020, when two white supremacists saw him, got their guns, got in a truck, chased him down, pulled up next to him, shot him at least two times, and killed him right there on the spot. Ahmaud was unarmed, broke no laws, and did nothing wrong. He was only 25 years old when he died. The attackers were Gregory McMichael, a former police officer and retired investigator for the DA’s office, and his son Travis. When Gregory saw Ahmaud running in his neighborhood, Satilla Shores, a predominately white community, he and his son immediately armed themselves with a shotgun and a 357 magnum, hopped into their pickup truck, chased him down and shot him. What2Watch: Becoming (Netflix) All Day and A Night (Netflix) Best Kept Secret: Wale - Sue Me

He entered monastic life when young and became a disciple of St Gregory of Decapolis (Nov. 20). In the days of the iconoclast heresy, he was privileged to be tortured along with his teacher St Gregory and St Joseph the Hymnographer (April 3) for their defense of the holy icons. When Gregory died, John became Abbot of the Decapolite monastery in Constantinople. He reposed in peace around 820; St Joseph buried him near St Gregory's grave.

He entered monastic life when young and became a disciple of St Gregory of Decapolis (Nov. 20). In the days of the iconoclast heresy, he was privileged to be tortured along with his teacher St Gregory and St Joseph the Hymnographer (April 3) for their defense of the holy icons. When Gregory died, John became Abbot of the Decapolite monastery in Constantinople. He reposed in peace around 820; St Joseph buried him near St Gregory's grave.

When Gregory of Nazianzus set up shop in Byzantium, he was in for a world of trouble. But he found that hiring a gang of Egyptian bouncers kept him safe so that he could preach the Nicene Faith.

Gregory Ricks responds to reports of reforms to the fiduciary regulations. Since the Department of Labor's new fiduciary rule has been halted, some advocate a less-stringent reform. The SEC voted to tighten the rules on some stock brokers. Learn how to ask the right questions of the person who is handling your money. Mary from Belle Chases asks Gregory Ricks if Social Security automatically reevalutes her earnings record every year. She has continued working after turning on her payments, but hasn't seen much of an increase. Our next Gregory Ricks Live is coming up Tuesday, May 8, 6:30pm at Ruth's Chris in Metairie. It is for women only and pairs together great wine, wisdom, and food. If you think Gregory Ricks could help you with your money, RSVP at GregoryRicks.com or 504.832.9200. Emile asks a question in the Facebook Live comments: "When Gregory said social security income is based on good 35 years. How does the history adjust to your current highest paying job or can it go on the history of the longest work history at a lower salary?" Jude Heath, the CPA of the Total Wealth Authority, is in studio for an hour to talk taxes. This tax season got a few extra days, thanks to the weekend, a holiday, and a website crash. We review a call from the Winning at Life Daily Wrap with Jude Heath's ideas thrown in this time. Larry called in from Long Beach, Mississippi with a good problem. Even though he's in his mid 50s, he has no retirement savings, but a new business venture is now pulling in about $15,000 a month. Now that he has the extra income, how does he play catch up? Gregory starts with making sure his business is structured properly, and getting some retirement savings built up through his company plan. Jason from Metairie wants to cash out his old life insurance policy. How will his payout be taxed? Where should he put the money? Is buying some term coverage in the mean time a good strategy? The Supreme Court is considering a case about online sales tax collection. In this battle between the Dakotas (somehow), the result will absolutely reverberate throughout the retail world online and offline. Some changes in the Trump tax reform changed entertainment write offs for businesses. If we had a suite for the New Orleans Pelicans playoff game today, how could we write some of that off? Henry calls from Metairie to ask Jude Heath and Gregory Ricks some questions about business and travel tax deductions. John in Pascagoula asks Gregory Ricks and Jude Heath about how the childrens' benefit from his deceased wife's pension is taxed. Gregory Ricks and James Parker report the story of the Southwest flight where the engine blew up and had to make an emergency landing. Nelson calls in from Covington, Louisiana to ask Gregory Ricks his opinion about doing a Roth conversion on his IRA to take advantage of the tax situation. Tom in New Orleans asks Gregory Ricks about how a self-employed investor can best utilize a SEP. Randy in Metairie has some old savings bonds he found that were bought back in the 80s. How does he figure out the value of these things, and how would he cash them in? SHOULD he cash them in? Janelle asks Gregory how she should address her property tax assesment somehow doubling in one year. http://www.WinningAtLife.com

Host Betsy Blodgett sits down with Gregory Kolsto: Artist, coffee roaster, and all-around inspirational dude. Gregory talks us through his travels, his business, his art and how he is creating a culture of blowing people's minds through coffee. When Gregory gave Oddly Correct, his roasting company, the tagline "Freaking Out Your Morning Cup", he meant it.