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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 2000

Page

6

Bishop urges local Catholics Change hearts not calendars

Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Costello urged Central New York Catholics to focus on inner renewal in the year 2000 rather than adjusting calendars. He called Jesus’ jubilee for peace and justice the core message, urging unity beyond race and class and prompting acts of compassion for the poor.

New York Thomas Costello Jesus Costello

New Year Reflections Across Syracuse Area Churches

Time for song and prayers marked 1999 turning to 2000 across churches in Auburn Syracuse Camillus Oswego and Manlius. worshipers at Thompson Memorial AME Zion prayed alone then welcomed about ten. Centro Evangelistico sparked with Spanish gospel praise. Syracuse Rescue Mission users celebrated recovery and miracles. Carmillus First Baptist hosted a family night with Teen Challenge and a 1 15 pm communion. St Pauls Oswego held a small New Year vigil mass. New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ praised surviving 1999. Trinity Assembly of God observed Watch Night for prophecy and unity. Whitelaw Presbyterian prepared a late service with an 11 45 pm communion. Faith Lutheran reminded end times and judgment. Manlius Community Covenant shared testimonies. Crossroads North Chittenango reflected on goals for 2000.

Jesus Bell Centro Evangelistico Pentecostes Syracuse Alfonse Patterson New Jersey Patterson Mt. Sinai Baptist Church Greater Love In Christ Church New Jerusalem Church of God In Christ Katie Brown S. Salina Henweck Whitelaw Presbyterian Church Lenox Barbara Yorton Robert Bromfield Faith Lutheran Church Cicero Faith Lutheran James Shaud Shaud Manlius Community Covenant Church Pleasant Steet Independent Charismatic Church Thomas Worth Crossroads Community Church North Chittenango Matt Moon Moon Edgan Acevedo Nery Buczek John Grats Jon Hand

Neighbors for Peace service links church to labyrinth walk

In Aurora the Church United Ministry music director Karen Menges led a Neighbors for Peace service and a walk for peace at Dublin Hill Road’s 40 by 40 foot labyrinth built by Lili MacCormick. About 30 people attended. the event featured piano, singing, Hebrew and Christian scripture readings, and flashlight navigation through the winding path.

Cayuga County Dream of Church United Ministry Karen Menges Aurora Lili MacCormick Labyrnth Dublin Hill Road MacCormick Rinth

Bad Habits Go Up in Smoke at Zen Center Event

In two local gatherings at the Zen Center of Siracuse, attendees gathered near a fireplace as they burned away bad habits and mind-sets. The events included paper offerings, a later meditation, and a midnight gong with chants.

Siracuse

Mormon clergy urge members to be prepared for Y2K

Church leaders urge Latter day Saints to stock a year of food as a general buffer for future disasters. Kent Stuetz, bishop of the Liverpool Ward, says the goal is to promote self reliance and independence among church members in facing potential global disturbances.

Church of Jesus Kent Stuetz Liverpool

Jews mark new year 5760 amid Rosh Hashana observances

Central New York's Jewish community observed the Jewish year 5760 beginning September 11 in early September with the arrival of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. The year 5760 started on the first day of Tisha, corresponding to September 11, 1999.

New York

Sikhs Hold Early Morning Prayer at Central Square

Sikh followers gathered at a meditation center in Central Square at 2 a.m. Friday to pray and read scriptures for two hours, highlighting daily prayer as essential as eating or breathing. Nearby Hindu families planned a New Year’s Eve service at the mandir in Van Buren at 6:30 p.m. and an aurati ceremony to mark the year’s end.

Meditation Center Central Square New York van Buren

Imam Kobeisy It Is Not Islamic Year Yet

Ahmed Nezar Kobeisy imam at the Islamic Society of Central New York follows the Gregorian calendar for business. He notes the Islamic new year begins with Muharram on April 6 2000, marking Islamic year 1420. Across the world Muslims observe Ramadan this sacred month of fasting and prayer by about 800 million adherents.

Ahmed Nezar Kobeisy Islamic Society of Central New York

Onondaga Nation Hosts New Year Potluck and Dance

Onondaga people plan a potluck dinner and social dance to ring in the new year. Sid Hill, the tadadaho of the Iroquois Confederacy, notes the year 2000 craze has subsided within the borders of six nations.

Sid Hill Tadadaho

Door to Jubilee Opens in Rome for Great Jubilee

Pope John Paul I opened the Holy Door at St. Peter's Basilica on Christmas Eve signaling the Great Jubilee in 1979. The pontiff framed the year as one of grace freedom reconciliation and peace marking a church tradition since Boniface VIII adapted jubilee to Christian times.

Pope John Paul 1 St. Peters Basilica Rome Italy Boniface VIII

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