Brothers Not Ordained But Many Teach
AP Religion writer George W. Cornell explains Roman Catholic brothers who, though not ordained, teach and engage in diverse work. With about 12,000 nationwide, they vow poverty chastity and obedience, live in communities, and pursue active roles like teaching, printing, nursing, and research under the Brothers of Holy Cross. Brother Joseph A Pietrosante, 2h, describes the distinction between priesthood and the brotherhood as a way of life.
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Food habits in Kyoto reveal limited access to Japanese meals
AP reports American residents in Kyoto struggle to vary their nearly constant diet. They can rarely buy Japanese dishes as the local port supplies and cultural practices influence food choices. Pigs in Japan-like man environments drive fish to remain a main food source, shaping daily meals.
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