O Connor's tirade stirs faith, anger and reflection
A broad meditation on Sinead O Connor tearing a pope photo on SNL and the fierce reactions it provoked. Critics, Catholics, and fans weighed faith, anger, and art while O Connor framed her stance as a call to God beyond church. The piece ties in recovering Catholics and codependency themes to explain religious pain and personal healing.
Procrastination talk and holiday events at local churches
Wise Reverend Robert Yeazel opens a 10:30 a.m. Sunday talk at St James Church 4845 S Salina St Syracuse on procrastination and living in the moment. The free program includes formation details by phone 469 7873. A Little Utica Christmas signals Saint Nick visit at Pitcher Hill Community Church 605 Bailey Rd North Syracuse at 4:30 p.m. Sunday with songs and treats. Catholic Charities offers talks on holiday stress with Hugh Gratz 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at 1654 W Onondaga St and a 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday self esteem workshop at May Memorial Unitarian Church 3800 E Genesee St registration at 9 with fee 25. Jon G Harder of Providence R I leads a free Christian Science talk at First Church of Christ Scientist 728 E Genesee St Syracuse with child care. A Lessons and Carols service at The Church of the Saviour 437 James St Syracuse features an expanded choir under James Lawrence. St Mary’s Church 47 Syracuse St Baldwinsville hosts The Advent of Our God lessons and carols at 4 p.m with choirs of St Augustine's and St Elizabeth Ann Seton.
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Golem Film Premiere to Be Accompanied by Syracuse Musicians
The Temple Society of Concord presents the Central New York premiere of Gary Lucas and Walter Horn’s live musical accompaniment to The Golem silent film. The 4:45 p.m. Saturday program includes a light supper, free admission, and introductions by Lester Friedman. Lucas, Horn both Syracusans, bring a modern score echoing ancient liturgical music.
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Vienna
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Gods and Monsters
Lester Friedman
Syracuse University
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Zen takes root in Silicon Valley as American Zen flourishes
In Mountain View California a democratic American Zen movement grows beyond a modest 100 member group named Kannon-Do. An American engineer Les Kaye leads as Zen priest while monks include women and a Roman Catholic holder, signaling a flexible, non-missionary path.
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Ripoff
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Merrill
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