Chiara Lubich to receive Templeton prize for Focolare movement
The 77 year old founder of the Focolare Movement Chiara Lubich will receive the 1977 Templeton Prize for progress in religion worth 80 000 dollars. The prize will be awarded in London on April 6 and honors her role in promoting interchurch unity and global youth involvement through communities and "new towns" and "new parishes."
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Acupuncture for Pets Gains Ground in Singapore
Singapore veterinarians experiment with acupuncture on cats dogs and orangutans to treat arthritis rheumatism and spinal disorders. Enthusiasts report success after conventional medicine failed though skeptics doubt its efficacy and wildlife cases may limit application.
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Gene Watson leaves body shop for country music success
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