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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2007
Page
17
A reader asks about heaven and hell and moral accounting. The God Squad explains that judgment transcends science and that transubstantiation is an act of faith, with bread and wine remaining accidents while becoming Christ's body and blood. Questions are invited by mail and email.
Sheri Mealhouse, 50, after years in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City drumming circles, launches her own group at Unity Center of Cedar Rapids. The sessions begin Friday at 7 p.m. and meet on the second and fourth Fridays each month to share energy and spiritual connection through rhythm.
The piece notes how biblical tales of crime and punishment face redemption and forgiveness. It cites Molleur and Seeman on civilized behavior and law, mentions Pastor Ted Haggard’s fall, and author Jones on biblical crimes and hearing that even great wrongdoers may find forgiveness.
Submit information by noon Wednesday to the Gazette Communications Message Center. Feature: Create a Snowman by Virginia Grant for $13. Contact Ahmed Elkhaidy of the Muslim American Society Iowa Chapter. Catholic Layman's Club meets at noon Friday at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids. Also see Why Christians Get Sick.
In Cedar Rapids several church and club events occur this Sunday and Tuesday. David Kiemm of Iowa teaches on Paul Tillich at First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids. Bill Jamison reviews Compassion and Choices at Peoples Church. Teri Hout leads Christian Women’s Club on God Uses Ordinary Women in Extraordinary Ways. Morning Connection marks a cake decorating demo with Verlynne Brown and Janet May. An After 5 Club meeting follows with the Not Your Ordinary Winter theme.
At St James Methodist Church Cedar Rapids a 7 p.m. program introduces Orthodoxy with health minister Richard Polton. A seven week class runs Saturdays at 4 p.m. from January 13 to February 24 at St Raphael Orthodox Church Iowa City featuring the Rev Ignatius Valentine.
Augustine Tolton, the first acknowledged Black Catholic priest in the United States, is featured in a new biography From Slave to Priest by Sister Caroline Hemesath. The book, reissued by Ignatius Press, highlights Tolton’s life on Chicago's South Side and his role as a unifying figure for Black Catholics. Tolton, known as Good Father Gus, was famed for his eloquent sermons, singing voice, and accordion playing, though much of his story remains little known today.
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