Critics clash over archbishop Milingo healing rites voodoo
Rome’s Vatican inquiry into Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo's healing practices fuels a Africa-wide dispute. In Kabwe and Lusaka supporters and critics push for his recall, arguing cultural rites mix with faith while the church weighs theological boundaries and African liturgy.
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Milingo Wins Hearts at Passions of Jesus Monastery Stay
A close observer says Milingo endears himself to Life at the Passions of Jesus Monastery near the Colosseum by cleaning his own meals and sharing in brothers meals though he could dine separately. He comes and goes freely but mostly reads and prays in a small room reading desk and washstand. He is lively with mail and visitors yet lonely and homesick for Zambia.
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International School of Developing Nations
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Pastor to hookers says ministry belongs on streets
Chicago AP report profiles Rev. DePaul Genska, a Franciscan priest who for a decade has ministered to prostitutes in bars, parlors, and back alleys on Chicago’s North and South Sides. He lives with other priests, plans a national street ministry symposium, and argues ministry must reach all people.
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