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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 2010

Page

7

Pancakes or prayer dispute over IHOP acronym

The International House of Pancakes sues the International House of Prayer over using the IHOP acronym. The church mission allegedly refused repeated requests to stop, and some branches serve food as the suit filed in federal court in Los Angeles. Gary Cooper doubts the legal basis of the action, noting the group promotes daily continuous prayer and has drawn thousands to Kansas City over ten years.

Kansas City, Mo International House of Pancakes International House of Prayer Church Mission The Kansas City Star Patrick Lenon Los Angeles Gary Cooper Houston Kansas City

Ex-priest to be extradited from Kansas to Texas

Former Catholic priest John M. Fiala, 51, agreed to extradition to Texas where he faces four counts of sex crimes against children in Edwards County. He was arrested Sept. 3 in Lawrence, held on $100,000 bond, and removed from the priesthood in 2008 amid Texas allegations. He previously served in Shawnee and Holton and lived in a Kansas City religious house from 1998 to 2001. no Kansas or Missouri charges are filed.

Lawrence Texas Kansas John M. Fiala Douglas County Fiala Edwards County Lawrence Journal- World Shawnee Holton Kansas City Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph

Nashville nuns buck decline with large entering class

In Nashville the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia welcome 27 postulants this fall, the largest U S group entering training in years. Vocations director Sister Joseph Andrew Bogdanowicz says the trend shows renewed interest in religious life and a sense of purpose beyond teaching facts.

Nashville, Tenn U.S Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Nashville Joseph Andrew Bogdanowicz Dominican Sisters of Mary God

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