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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2003
Page
13
Community event calendar highlights a weekly lineup: Tuesday features for 18 and under, Wednesday food themed, Saturday scene coverage, Sunday faith and arts and living segments. Details undeclared in readable text.
Sioux Falls Bishop Robert Carlson said he would never end a pastoral relationship over abortion and denied breaking with Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle. A Weekly Standard item claimed the Diocese asked Daschle to omit references to his Catholic faith from his biography and campaign material. Daschle affirmed the ongoing guidance from the bishop and his Catholic faith.
In Lawrence New Jersey the Catholic League urged Rider University to distance itself from The Children of Fatima a play by adjunct Michael Friel. The production opened on Good Friday drawing protest over alleged anti Catholic message while university president Bart Luedeke defended Rider’s commitment to diversity and rejected religious discrimination.
The Southern Baptist Convention reports 2002 membership at 16,247,736, up 194,816 from 2001. Local congregations rise to 42,775 and missions to 5,439, while baptisms fall by 394,893 and Sunday School enrollment drops by 8,174,493.
Tibetan monk Palden Gyatso, a 28 year old prisoner of China's 1959 crackdown, endured 33 years of torture and exile but maintains compassion. Now living in Dharamsala, India, he travels to Lawrence and Kansas City to speak on forgiveness, tolerance, and the Buddhist path.
Rodney Clapp a Christian cultural critic will visit Lawrence Kansas University next week to deliver talks on the intersection of Christianity and American society He directs Brazos Press and has written four books and many essays Clapp will discuss religion the public good consumerism and the social bases of faith highlighting tensions between consumer capitalism and traditional faith values
Taff writer Jim Baker can be reached at JG7173.
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