Repp's folk mass comeback fuels liturgical music revival
Ray Repp, once hailed as the father of the folk mass, returns to the $20 million-a-year liturgical music scene after years away. He recalls early hits, rights missteps, and a shift toward eclectic church music while facing industry caution and limited support from a major musicians group.
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Ray Repp
Vienna
Austria
Joe Wise
Louisville
Peter, Paul and
Mary
Bob Dylan
Wise
St. Louis
Friends of English Liturgy
F.E.L
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Archdiocese of Chicago
Dennis Fitzpatrick
Rep
Clarence Rivers
Houston
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Ottawa
Canada
Europe
Tompkins County
Cornell University
Bill Kelly
K & R Music
Kelly
Gregorian Institute of America
World Library Publications
National Pastoral Musicians Association
Virgil Funk
St. Mary's Seminary
Roland Park
Baltimore
Wise and
Funk
NMPA
Carey Landry
Syracuse Television
Nancy Duffy
Wixt-Tv
Religion In Media Organization
Local briefs from Syracuse area churches and events
Local briefs cover multiple faith and community events. The Navajo Mission Children's Chorus performs at Syracuse Seventh-Day Adventist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Canastota marks 150th anniversary July 15 to 17 with a Coming Together program, chicken barbecue, quilt exhibit, and rededication service featuring Francis Asbury. Jehovah's Witnesses announce 104 Kingdom Unity district conventions nationwide with 16 000 expected at Rochester Memorial Auditorium. Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship plans July 21 23 regional convention at Hotel Syracuse drawing about 1 500 attendees with open registration and diverse speakers```
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Navajo Mission Children’s Chorus
Syracuse
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
W. Genesee St
United Church of
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of
New York
Jehovah's Witnesses
United States
Paul Travers
Kingdom Unity
Memorial Auditorium
Rochester
Upper
New York State
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship
David Wiggins
Ken Adams
Cornwall Drive
DeWitt
California
Demos Shakarian
Chuck Flynn
Westminster
Calif
Mike Adkins
Frankfort
Ill
Vicstor Records
Roger Cooper
Mary Ann Flynn
Joe Poppell
Texas
Luke Sanford
Connecticut
Thomas Watts
Owego
Catholics confront long simmering problem in church ranks
AP Religion Writer George W. Cornell reports a long term decline in pledged religious workers powering U S Catholic institutions. Arch bishop John R Quinn notes a crisis but counters that pope aims to study causes, foster religious life, and preserve church strength amid a 25 percent drop since 1966 in 150000 priests nuns and brothers across about 500 orders. The decline hits nuns hardest with a 60 percent fall since 1966 while priests in orders stay steadier and seminary enrollments plummet.
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George W. Cornell
U.S
John R. Quinn
San Francisco
John Paul II
United States
Quinn
Rita Hofbauer
Silver Springs
Hofbauer
Women's Leadership Conference
Court weighs creationism teaching clash with evolution
The Louisiana Supreme Court deliberated whether lawmakers overstepped by requiring creation science to be taught alongside evolution in public schools. The high court heard arguments, with no ruling date set, while cameras filmed the proceedings. ACLU and BESE argued the 1981 act intrudes on curriculum authority.
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UPI
State Supreme Court
High Court
WBRZ
Baton Rouge
Board of Elementary and Secondary Education
Novik
Charles Darwin
ACLU
State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education
Supreme Court
Controlling anger through calm self observation and delay
The piece advises anger control by visualizing calm fireside restraint and delaying reactions. It recounts a panel on world peace where emotion ran high, highlighting a man who relaxed on a couch to illustrate physical ease reducing hostility. It promotes objective scientific thinking toward annoyances and helping others solve problems rather than resenting them.
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Mike Okonie
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Jack Novik
American Civil Liberties Union
Louisiana
Norman V. Peale
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