Installation as Bishop for Rev Patrick Flores in El Paso
The Most Rev Patrick Flores will be installed as Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of El Paso at 7 p.m. Monday at the Civic Center before about 6000 attendees. Bishops from the U S and Mexico, civic leaders, and diocese clergy will attend as Flores takes leadership of a 231563 Catholic diocese spanning 18 New Mexico and West Texas counties. He previously served as auxiliary bishop in San Antonio since 1970 and is the first Mexican American named bishop in the Church.
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Texas
Patrick Fernandez Flores
United
States
Mexico
Flores
New Mexico
West Texas
Archidiocese
San Antonio
Patrick F. Flores
U.S
Juarez
el Paso International
Sidney M. Metzger
Mariachi Infantil de Monterrey
Serendade
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Metzger
Hops
Francis J. Francis J. Furey
Archibishop
Roberto Sanchez
Santa Fe
Bishop Flores
Civic Center
Canada
St. Mary's Seminary
Houston
Galveston- Houston
Christian Family Movement
Washington, D.C
Rev Bob Milligan to Speak at West Park Baptist Church
The Rev Bob Milligan of Van Alstyne will preach at West Park Baptist Church Sunday May 18. He preaches evangelistic messages from God’s word that condemn sin and offer hope to the sinner. Milligan has 17 years in area ministry born and raised north of Dallas. He studied at Decatur Baptist College and Criswell Bible Institute. Morning worship is at 11 and the evening service at 6 30 this Sunday only due to bac calaureate services.
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Bob Milligan
van Alstyne
West Park Baptist Church
Milligan
Dallas
Decatur Baptist College
Criswell Bible Institute
Director Talks New York on Catholic Jewish Relations
Eugene Fisher, director of the Roman Catholic Secretariat for Catholic Jewish relations, says Christians understanding the Jewishness of Jesus deepens appreciation of Judaism as a permanent path to salvation.
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New York
Eugene Fisher
Roman Catholic Bishops’ Secretariate For
Adventists healthier than other groups study cites
Large scale research from top universities shows Seventh Day Adventists have lower death rates from cancer heart disease and other illnesses due to lifestyle choices such as not smoking or drinking little meat and overall healthful living A seven year study at Loma Linda University found lung cancer mortality at 20 percent of California rates and a separate study plans to expand to 70 000 Adventists Yale epidemiologist says findings are plausible The article also notes community health habits and social support may contribute to these outcomes
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Bill Sanders
National Heart, Lung, and _ Blood Institute
California
Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Seventh Day Adventists
Kuzma
Adrian Osfeld
Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven
Conn
At End of My Rope I Seek Help from Peale Advice
A troubled letter asks how to cope when family crises stack up including a daughter's pregnancy, a son’s drug arrest, and a wife’s crying. The Peales urge stronger faith, offer guidance on thinking and praying, and invite the writer to request free inspirational material. They address a mixed-race relationship, a mother’s desire for independence, and remind readers of prayer resources and contact details.
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