Funeral for Cardinal Thomas Winning at St Andrews Glasgow
Leaders from religion politics and royal circles gather at St Andrews Cathedral Glasgow for the funeral of Cardinal Thomas Winning head of the Catholic Church in Scotland. Winning died June 17 and was honoured by Scots from all walks of life.
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Cardinal Thomas Winning
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Black Catholics to address urban schools problems symposium planned
Black Roman Catholics in metro Atlanta plan a fall symposium to tackle dwindling support for urban parochial schools as the church expands into the suburbs. The Sisters of the Holy Family and the Diocese of Memphis join discussions on institutional quality and finances while the Archdiocese of Atlanta builds St. Peter Claver Regional School on the St. Peter and Paul campus in Decatur for the 2002 03 year.
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Atlanta
Sisters of the Holy Family Group
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Diocese of
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Archdiocese of
St. Peter Claver
St. Peter and Paul
Decatur
Unitarian Universalists elect first black president
The Cleveland based Unitarian Universalist Association elected its first Black president, Rev. William G. Sinkford, 54, by a 2-1 margin at the annual convention. He succeeds Rev. John A. Buehrens and plans to push racial justice, gender equality and poverty reduction.
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Unitarian Universalist Assn
William G. Sinkford
Diane M. Miller
Sinkford
John A. Buehrens
Divinity School
Cincinnati
Christian theme park denied property tax exemption in Orlando
Orange County property appraiser rejects Holy Land Experience exemption request. Park run by Zion's Hope nonprofit argues religious and educational mission. Officials say the park is an attraction and a business, and the decision will be challenged.
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Orlando
Fla
Zion's Hope
Orange County
Bill Donegan
Plymouth Ringers tour touches Eastern Europe with handbells
Plymouth Congregational Church youth and adult singers traveled June 4 15 to Hungary Slovakia and the Czech Republic for nine concerts in schools an orphanage a blind institute a conservatory churches and a cathedral The group founded 27 years ago seeks to bridge cultures through music and many audience members cried at performances with English handbells described as angel music by locals
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Czech Republic
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England
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D.C
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California
Barbara Kelly
Kelly
William Kelly
Catie Johnson
Free State High School
Plymouth
Canada
Europe
Lori Michel
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
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Stairs
Kelly Faulconer
Martta Robinson
Devon Bireta
David Bireta
Joey Kelly
Kay Patterson
Nicole Andregg
Brenna Graham
Keenan Cox
Elizabeth Howe
Jill van Caevern
St. Stephen's Basilica
Budapest
From Catholic Faith to Islam A Personal Conversion Story
Linda Hauber, raised Catholic in Westmont New Jersey, became an observant Muslim. She prays daily, wears a head scarf, fasts Ramadan, and shuns pork and many family rituals. Her journey strained family ties, redefining identity and tradition as interfaith transitions rise.
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Philadelphia
Linda Hauber
Holy Savior Roman Catholic Church
Westmont
N.J
Hauber
Maryam
Jesus
Diana Eck
Comparative Religion
Harvard University
KRT
James McClain
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