November 28, 1968, mourners filled Manhattan’s St. Ignatius Loyola Church for Jacqueline Kennedy’s funeral, and decades later that same Upper East Side sanctuary became a quiet bridge between generations as the Kennedy family gathered again, this time surrounding Tatiana Schlossberg, a journalist and environmental advocate whose life has unfolded under history’s long shadow. The rarely noted continuity is the place itself: a Jesuit landmark chosen by Jackie for its solemn intimacy, remembered by

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