Vatican rejection blocks World War II archives access
The Vatican refused B n a i B r i t h International access to the World War II archives, citing a year‑long archive closure and noting 13 volumes of edited excerpts have already been published. The group cited demands for a full accounting of the Church’s Holocaust role. The matter sparked further criticism from Jewish groups and ongoing calls for transparency.
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Vatican
Holy See
B'nai B’rith International
Agostino Cacciavillan
Apostolic Pro
United States
Cacciavillan
Vatican Rile
B'nai B'rith
Tommy F. Buer
Angelo Sadano
Baer
Three Metro Areas Hold Majority of American Jews
The 1997 American Jewish Yearbook shows nearly half of Jews live in New York area, Los Angeles region, and Miami Fort Lauderdale. New York region houses 32.9 percent, LA region 10 percent, and Miami area 6.5 percent, reflecting a shift from Northeast to South with Atlanta recording the largest numeric gain in 1996.
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New York-northern
New Jersey
Los Angeles-Orange- Riverside
Miami-Fl. Lauderdale
Long Island
N.Y
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
California
Florida
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale
American Jewish Committee
Algo
South
Northeast
Atlanta
Rily
Community groups list events and classes in Syracuse area
Local organizations announce fall programs including a pre kindergarten, after school care, and after school transportation options at Community Christian Academy. Plymouth Congregational Church hosts Voices Rarely Heard in summer worship, while the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs hosts Mohawk Pilgrimage events with Mass and outdoor devotions. Zen Buddhism course begins at the Zen Center. Mass remembrance at St Marys Cemetery, and a yard sale to support Kateri Tekakwitha committee. Regional vicars appointed for seven county diocese.
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Community Christian Academy
Syracuse
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. Onondaga St
Tim Mulvey
Onondaga Lake
Kateri Tekakwitha
St. Lucy’s Church
Melrose Place
Camillus
Vatican
Vatican addresses US annulment controversy and 70,000 rate
Vatican officials say annulment is not divorce and acknowledge cultural influence on US Catholics' marriages. They note processing has improved since the 1970s, usually takes months, and costs under 1000 dollars with some dioceses bearing fees. The church emphasizes privacy and pastoral care for divorced Catholics seeking valid remarriage guidance.
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Vatican City
Vatican
United States
Sheila Rauch Kennedy
Pantheon
John Kennedy
U.S
Rome
U.S S
Kennedy
Sheila Kennedy
Thomas Patrick Melady
Sacred Heart University
Catholic Campaign For America
Spirituality moves into American workplaces
John Lackey, downsized from Halliburton, joins Center for Visionary Leadership to foster a corporate soul. The movement blends self help spirituality with work, aims to align core beliefs with business ethics, and features speakers like Williamson and Redfield.
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Washington
John Lackey
Center For Visionary Leadership
America
Lackey
Haliburton Energy Services
Houston
Barrett
World Bank
McLaughlin
New Movement
Ato Antion Ammranaban
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Russia
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Christian Academy
Plymouth Church
Auriesville
Whmer Radio
N. Syr. Baptist Service
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WHMR
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Wirkler
Main St
Zen Center
Zen Center of
W. Seneca Turnpike
Roko Sherry Chayat
Fulton
Carlo Stirpe
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Seventh Street
Stirpe
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James M. Moynihan
Pole
Richard M. Kopp
George Sheehan
Peter J. Owens
Jdilies L. F
Witsiey
Dona Karlen
Philip A. Hearn
Thoteny
Religion News Service
Sheila Rausch Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
B. Denise Hawkins
Krista Kurth
University of Maryland University College
Kurth
Corrine McLaughlin
Gordon Davidson
Center For
Visionary Leadership
Pentagon
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State Department
Stephan Sylvan
EPA
McLaughlin-Davidson
Mahatma Gandhi
Anne Williamson
James Redfield
Neale Donald Walsh
God
Richard Barrett
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