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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2005
Page
1
Local couple plans a Baptist church aimed at twenty and thirtysomethings. They seek to create a contemporary worship environment, with outreach and fellowship opportunities tailored to young adults and professionals in the community. The project reflects a shift toward relevant, community focused ministry.
Cardinal Eduardo Martinez Somalo receives farewell rites as prayers request eternal rest and perpetual light. Church officials and mourners honor his life in solemn rites, acknowledging his service within the Holy See and Catholic traditions.
In St Peter's Square hundreds of thousands of pilgrims, presidents and kings joined a vast crowd during John Paul II's funeral rites. The pope lay in a simple cypress coffin as millions watched on TV or in churches and fields. The gathering reflected a global demand for sainthood and peace.
A Trenton mother reflects on a chance photo with the pope that gains new meaning amid papal tributes. Funeral images are featured on pages A4 and A5 with a quiet political moment as cardinals select a predecessor.
John XXIII Catholic Elementary School fifth graders in Middletown held a funeral observance for Pope John Paul II. Teachers Holly Meyer and Meredith Myers led an afternoon prayer service in a room used as a chapel. Students lit four candles symbolizing justice, prayer, life and evangelization as scripture and World Youth Day passages were read.
Middletown pharmacist and owner Hugh Wilder will close Lewis Drugs at 2213 Central Ave on April 18 after 62 years in business. Rite Aid will buy Wilder’s inventory and client list, leaving Middletown without a Lewis Drugs for the first time since 1943.
A woman who claimed a finger was found in her Wendy's chili is the subject of an investigation as she has a history of filing lawsuits. The item appears on page A3.
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