Obama visits tomb of Archbishop Romero in El Salvador
President Obama visits the tomb of slain Archbishop Oscar Romero in San Salvador’s Metropolitan Cathedral. He bows at the crypt near a kneeler used by Pope John Paul II. Romero, who spoke against repression in El Salvador’s civil war, was shot during Mass on March 24, 1980. President Funes presents a Romero memento as activists praise the gesture.
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Cross burning shocks small California town near Arroyo Grande
An 11 foot cross stolen from Saint John's Lutheran Church was set ablaze near a black family's home in Arroyo Grande triggering anger and fear. Police increased patrols, offered rewards, and clergy urged prayers for the family as officers investigated the Friday incident and community leaders urged seriousness in response. Sheepish?
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Mount of Olives Cemetery Burials Face Vandalism Pressure
A Jerusalem hillside cemetery holding prophets like Haggai Malachi and Zechariah along with leaders such as Menachem Begin and Eliezer Ben Yehuda shows smashed headstones and litter amid tensions over Jewish burial sites. In Tennessee lawmakers seek a Shariah related crime bill amendment drawing Muslim backlash while aiming to curb terrorism.
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