Bishop Law Installed Emphasizes Unity for Springfield Diocese
The Most Rev. Bernard F. Law, 42, was installed as the new bishop of the Springfield-Cape Girardeau diocese with a pledge to foster Christian unity. He urged speaking the truth in love, seeking common prayer and joint work while affirming Catholic faith amid ecumenical efforts. The ceremony at St. Agnes Cathedral was attended by about 40 bishops, with many senior church leaders present.
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Springfield
Cape Girardeau
Bernard F. Law
Law
Natchez-Jackson
Miss
U.S. Catholic Bishops Commission For Ecumenical and Inter-religious Affairs
St. Agnes Cathedral
John Joseph Carberry
St. Louis
Joseph B. Brunini
Natchez Jackson
William W. Baum
Washington, D.C
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
Missouri
Charles H. Helmsing
Kansas City-St. Joh
Ignatius J. Strecker
Archdiocese of
Kansas City
Kansas
Muslims Allowed to Attend Services at Fulton Hospital
The Missouri Division of Mental Health will permit Black Muslim patients to attend religious services following a federal court order. Dr. Harold Robb said directives will be issued to comply with the court ruling by Judge Elmo Hunter, the suit filed by Legal Aid Society of St. Louis nearly two years ago. The decision also addresses hearings for Fulton State Hospital inmates.
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Jefferson City
State Division of Mental Health
Harold Robb
Legal Aid Society of
Fulton Hospital
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