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5 hrs ago | atheism.about.com | lois sprague

Weekly Poll: Vatican Behavior During World War II

During World War II, millions of Catholics participated in Germany's war against Europe, and many were also involved with the attempt to exterminate the Jews.

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5 hrs ago | www.benedictionblogson.com | lois sprague

Why aren't evangelicals denouncing John Hagee?

The complex and awkward subject of Christian Zionism - which causes division within both Judaism and evangelicalism - was highlighted last year by the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, which represents 2.5 ...

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Related Topix: Judaism

5 hrs ago | www.sun-sentinel.com | lois sprague

Economic troubles straining small South Florida churches

The Rev. Sung Yoon Ku sings along with the choir during services at the Parkridge Korean Baptist Church in Coral Springs .

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Related Topix: Margate, FL, Coral Springs, FL, Pembroke Pines, FL

5 hrs ago | www.foxnews.com | lois sprague

Sen. Reid Says Polygamy Is 'Form of Organized Crime'

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid took a rare opportunity Thursday to switch roles and testify before his colleagues to blast polygamy, a still-used practice among some who practice the Mormon faith.

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Related Topix: US Politics, US News, Harry Reid, US Senate, Democrat, FLDS

Wed Jul 23, 2008

www.hecklerspray.com | lois sprague

Will Smith Fails For Once In His Life

You have to sympathise with Will Smith - the man has had a rough time recently, having to deal with a constant barrage of claims that he's an evil Scientologist from the planet Zod, or wherever it is they come ...

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Related Topix: Black Entertainment, Will Smith, Hip-Hop, Men in Black II, Action, Comedy Movies, Science Fiction Movies

www.gay.com | lois sprague

Archbishop of Canterbury: No gay sex, please

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams said he remains "committed" to the Anglican Church's official stance against gay sex in an attempt to preserve biblical norms, The Times of London reported.

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Tue Jul 22, 2008

www.dailynews.co.za | lois sprague

'God, please, please forgive us'

By Shaun Smillie "God, please, please forgive us." Before a multicultural congregation of about 3 000, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu begged God to forgive South Africans for the horrors they committed on foreigners during the recent Xenophobic attacks....

The dream turned into a nightmare. We saw scenes that horrified the world-we went on a rampage hunting down foreigners, black foreigners, we raped women-It was all reminiscent of the ghastly necklacings of apartheid,,,"

All Anglican Churches closed on Sunday for a common service of repentance and reconciliation.

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Related Topix: Anglican, World News, South Africa, Africa

Mon Jul 21, 2008

www.zwire.com | lois sprague

Anglican leader says fellowship in crisis over homosexuality

The head of the Anglican Communion said Sunday that the global fellowship faces "one of the most severe challenges" in its history, and he urged bishops at their once-a-decade Lambeth Conference to do the hard ...

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Related Topix: Episcopal Church, Anglican, Gay/Lesbian

| lois sprague

Fourteen year old girls should marry?

Nicki said in the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Forum:

I can't believe the mo rons here who think 14 year olds should marry. And these are celestial pairings. It's no different than the teen who becomes sexually active except they don't get to choose. The prophet or person designated puts the couples together by some supposedly divine revelation. Maybe when you were dead at 30, not now that people are living to be 90 and above.

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Sun Jul 20, 2008

hosted The Associated Press | The Associated Press

Activist group ordains women Catholic priests

An activist group hoping to pressure the Roman Catholic church into dropping its long-standing prohibition on women in the priesthood is planning an ordination ceremony for three women in Boston.

The group known as Roman Catholic Womenpriests says it will hold the ceremony at a Protestant Church in Boston on Sunday.

The group said the three women _ Gloria Carpeneto of Baltimore, Judy Lee of Fort Myers, Fla., and Gabriella Velardi Ward of New York City _ are responding to a call to serve the church.

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Related Topix: Roman Catholic Church, Fort Myers, FL, Fort Myers Metro

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Anglicans seek to prevent church split

The world's Anglican bishops turned Saturday to the enormous task at the heart of their once-a-decade summit: trying to keep the Anglican family from breaking apart over the Bible and homosexuality.

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Related Topix: Anglican, Episcopal Church, Orthodox Church, World News

Sat Jul 19, 2008

news.smh.com.au | lois sprague

Pope apologises for 'evil' of child sex ...

Pope Benedict XVI offered a historic full apology for child sex abuse by predatory Australian priests Saturday, saying he was "deeply sorry" and calling for those guilty of the "evil" to be punished.

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Fri Jul 18, 2008

www.armytimes.com | lois sprague

Jones introduces bill to protect chaplains

Chaplains would be able to close prayers outside of religious services according to their faith under a bill introduced July 16 by Rep.

The Bill H R 6514, would have Christian Chaplains to close prayers outside of religious services in the name of Jesus Christ.

Chaplains have been discouraged to close prayers in the name of Jesus Christ or any other entity ...

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Related Topix: Walter Jones, Republican, US House of Representatives, US Politics, US News, US Military, US Air Force

Thu Jul 17, 2008

www.lasvegassun.com | lois sprague

Pope lauds Australia's Aborigine apology

Thu, Jul 17, 2008 Pope Benedict XVI praised the Australian government Thursday for its "courageous' apology to the country's indigenous Aborigines for past injustices, saying it offered hope to all the world's disadvantaged people. Thanks to the Australian Government's courageous decision to acknowledge the injustice committed against the indigenous people in the past, and concrete steps are now being taken to achieve recognition based on mutual respect," said Benedict....

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Related Topix: Roman Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, Australia, Oceania, World News

Wed Jul 16, 2008

lambethblog.blogspot.com | Thomas Jackson

Former Bishop of San Joaquin 'withdraws' from Lambeth

The recently deposed and now former Episcopal Bishop of San Joaquin. John-David Schofield will not attend the Lambeth Conference. more

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Related Topix: Episcopal Church, Anglican

walkingwithintegrity.blogspot.com | Thomas Jackson

UK Press: Pope Opposes Anglican Schism

Some interesting headlines have appeared today regarding the Pope's reaction to a possible schism in the Anglian Church. more

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Related Topix: Anglican, Transgendered, Gay/Lesbian, Blog News

Tue Jul 15, 2008

news.cincinnati.com | lois sprague

NAACP and black church called linked in struggle

DOWNTOWN - The NAACP and the black church are the foundations of the black community, speakers told a packed audience of delegates at a religious leadership luncheon Monday during the organization's national ...

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Related Topix: University of Houston System, Downtown (University of Houston System), Methodist College, Episcopal Church, The College of Wooster, The College of Idaho, The University of Findlay

www.archden.org | lois sprague

Rally and vigil to pray for the unborn to feature black pro-lifer

On Aug. 25, Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., will lead a peaceful prayer vigil and candlelight rally in Martin Luther King Park, located one block west of a new Planned Parenthood clinic in Denver.

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Related Topix: Park University, Luther College, Howard University, Roman Catholic Church, University of Colorado System, Denver (University of Colorado System)

Mon Jul 14, 2008

www.thepeninsulaqatar.com | lois sprague

Church to deny communion to politicians who back abortion

MANILA * A Roman Catholic archbishop has ordered priests in his southern Philippine archdiocese to deny communion to pro-abortion politicians, as the country's predominant church tries to persuade the ...

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Related Topix: Roman Catholic Church, Southeast Asia, Philippines, World News

www.mailonsunday.co.uk | lois sprague

'Heretic': The first openly gay bishop is pilloried in the...

The world's first openly gay Anglican bishop was heckled last night as he gave a sermon at a church in London.

4 comments

Related Topix: Gay/Lesbian, Anglican

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