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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1992

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17

Seton Founders Award to honor Bishop Ablondi at Seton Shrine

At 1 30 P M on June 28 the Seton Founders Award will be given to His Excellency Most Rev Alberto Ablondi Bishop of Livorno Italy. The ceremony at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Elizabeth Ann Seton Emmitsburg features Archbishop William H Keeler as main celebrant.��

Alberto Abrondi Livorno Leghorn Italy National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Emmitsburg Daughters of Charity National Shrine William H. Keeler Baltimore Alberto Ablondi Milan San Remo John XXIII Father Ablondi John Paul II Ablondi Pontifical Congregation For the Unity of Christians Mother Seton Marie-Helene Buzzanca Nancy Tedeschi National Shrine of Elizabeth Ann Seton

Religious figures echo Quayle on cultural divide

Religious leaders across Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Judaism, and Protestant groups confirm a cultural rift between a perceived elite and average Americans. They condemn media indecency, violence, and sexual content while noting broad public support for traditional values and urging restraint amid rising abortions and out of wedlock births.

Dan Quayle Billy Melvin National Association of Evangelicals Carol Stream Ill Indianapolis Southern Baptist Convention Quayle Murphy Brown Melvin

Statue of Amida Buddha to be tallest in world

Workmen in Ashikaga near Tokyo top a 328 foot Amida Buddha statue. Scaffolding surrounds the crown and hair swirls as final phase begins. When finished later this year the Buddha image will loom over a sprawling cemetery complex as the tallest standing Buddha.

Japan Ashiku Tokyo Amida Buddha Buddha

Maryland Catholics urged to get politically involved in 1992

Maryland's Catholic bishops urged the state's 826000 parishioners to engage in the 1992 elections. The nonpartisan statement urges voter registration and forums while urging leaders to emphasize moral issues. Archbishop Keeler hopes for a revived political vitality and responsible involvement.

Maryland Baltimore William H Keeler

Baptists end squabbles yet dissent persists in ranks

At the Indianapolis convention moderates faded from power as fundamentalists gained control. Dellanna O'Brien of the Women's Missionary Union urged a halt to divisiveness and to hold leaders accountable. Rev. Parks, 13 years head of the Foreign Mission Board, warned the conflict harms missions and witness. He urged historians to judge the power struggle while stressing unity to reach the world. Dellanna O'Brien Birmingham based WMU chief executive noted women have largely stood aside as men fought.

Indianapolis Dellanna O’brien Women's Missionary Union WMU Mark Coppenger Nashville Ms. O'Brien R. Keith Parks Coppenger Baptist Cooperative Fellowship Parks Foreign Mission Board Richmond O’brien Birmingham Ala

Religion briefs cross currents of faith and policy

A digest of religion news from New York Dallas Washington Evanston Santa Monica and Indianapolis. Topics include Yeshiva University president urging collaboration to preserve traditional values, Robert Tilton’s Word of Faith World Outreach Center plan, Catholic bishops opposing abortion and the death penalty, UMC per capita budget figures for 1993, John Templeton’s acceptance of a Peale Award praising giving, MCC seeking observer status with the National Council of Churches, and 1024 Southern Baptist conversions through street and house-to-house evangelism drives in Indiana.

Dallas Robert Tilton New York John Templeton Norman Vincent Peale Templeton Wall Street Indianapolis Southern Baptist Convention Indiana Alvin Reid

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