Ireland churches unite for peace drive in Ireland
A cross denominational group in Northern Ireland launches Evangelicals and Catholics Together in Ireland to reduce sectarianism and promote dialogue. The plan, drafted with J. Packer, forms a 10 page manifesto signed by 130 leaders across Roman Catholic, Protestant, Methodist and other churches, urging cooperation amid violence such as the Omagh bombing.
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Northern Ireland
Omagh
David Montgomery
Belfast
Ireland
J. Packer
Paddy Monaghan
Church of Ireland
Charles Colson
Prison Fellowship
Richard John Neuhaus
The
Institute On Religion and Public Life
Packer
Regent College
Vancouver
British Columbia
Jesus
Father
U.S
Ian Paisley
Free Presbyterian Church
Lowe Momerig Crecheterian
Eugene Boyle
New Movement
Faith Notebook and Community Notices in Syracuse
Faith Notebook reports a 7 p.m. meeting at Holy Family Church in Syracuse with Don Hook providing music and an exposition by Rev. Amedeo Guido. It notes volunteer recruitment for Inter-Religious Council lay pastoral visitors, an 80 hour program, and contact numbers for volunteering. Also listed are Holy Communion at University United Methodist Church, a Believers’ Channel conference in Cicero, Donna Otto speaking, and a free Holocaust film showing at Temple Beth El with details and contacts.
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Rosary International
Holy Family Church
Chapel Drive
Syracuse
Don Hook
Amedeo Guido
Women’s Ministries of Believers
Chanel
Cicero
Women of God
Thompson Road
Donna Otto
Temple Beth
Religion calendar notes saints and Jewish holy period
Roman Catholics mark the martyrdom of St. John the Baptist and the birth of St. Gregory the Great. Through Sept. 20, Jews observe the month of Elul begun Aug. 23, reflecting on the prior year and resolving to correct shortcomings.
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St. John the Baptist
St. Gregory the Great
Papal Audience Fulfills Dream for Devout Daughter
Danielle Louise, daughter of the late John Louise, traces her faith from his guidance through illness to a rare private audience with Pope John Paul I in Rome. The meeting, arranged as a graduation incentive, renews her devotion and honors her father and grandmother, shaping her plans at Onondaga Community College.
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John Louise
Danielle
Louise
West Genesee
John Paul I
Danielle Louise
Douiatts
Antoinette Palange
Syracuse
Thomas Costello
Bob Slack
Atlanta, Ga
Cape Vincent
Slack
Italy
Milan
Rome
Lika Danielle de
Tan Hed Jod
Vatican
Louie
Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Onondaga Community College
Lyncourt
John Paul II
Electronic Bibles push study via CD ROM and Internet
Dozens of CD ROM titles and Web sites speed up bible study by linking scriptures, glossaries, translations, and commentaries. Scholars note risks of overreliance, while publishers and seminaries embrace tools that compile concordances and search capabilities for both scholars and lay readers.
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Tom Beaudoin
Jossey-Bass Pub
Johann Gutenberg
William Nix
Electronic Bible Society
John R. Walters
Asbury Theological Seminary
Kentucky
Walters
Jesus
Isaiah
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Religion News Service
Ava
Wee Rosary
Holy Family
Inter-Religious Council
Duyn
Shirley Moore-Krackhardt
University United Methodist Church
E. Genesee St
Women's Ministries
Melanie Gleaves
Hirsch
Melanie Gleaves-Hirsth
the Holy Father
Burge Troxel
Dallas Theological Seminary
Troxel
Yaakov Rich
Dallas Area Torah Association
Boston College
Beaudoin
Jawan
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