Fragmented spiritual reflection on aging and mortality
An unclear passage reflects on frailty, faith, and mortality after a recent brief illness. The text hints at questions about humanity, aging, and near-term life plans, but lacks coherent details, names, places, or events.
Pipe organ dedicated at church service
A new pipe organ will be dedicated at 11 a.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church on 1620 W Genesee St. The Children's Bible Hour staff from Grand Rapids Mich will hold a radio rally at 7 p.m. June 19 in North Syracuse Baptist Church at 420 S Main St. The program will feature Christ centered music and a dramatized story as heard on radio. Uncle Charlie the director will host and emcee.
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First Presbyterian Orch
W. Genesee St. i
Children’s Bible Hour
Grand Rapids
Mich
North Syracuse Baptist Church
S. Main St
Uncle Charlie
Keener Seniors Start Noon Luncheon at House of Providence
The Keener Seniors Nutrition Program by Catholic Charities launches a noon luncheon at 1654 W. Onondaga St. Meats are served Monday to Friday with a suggested $1.30 donation. Reservations: 424-1804.
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Catholic Charities
House of Providence
W. Onondaga St
Mozart and Schubert Concert at Park Central Church
A June 2 4 p.m. program at Park Central Presbyterian Church directed by G Burton Harbison features the Kirk Choir of the Syracuse Symphony with soloists Robin Eaton soprano Martin Rilks baritone and Eaton tenor R Joe Godfrey Ellis. Pieces include Alles Was Ihr Tut Te Deum and Mass in G major. A reception and child care are provided.
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Mozart
Schubert
Park Central Presbyterian Church
G. Burton Harbison
Kirk
Syracuse Symphony
Franz Schubert
Eaton
R. Joe Godfrey Ellis
Harbison
Syracuse University
Oratorio Society
Anglican St Marys Church Service Notice
Notices list multiple churches and services across Clay on Sunday and weekdays. Anglican St Marys in Clay offers morning prayer and Holy Communion at 10 a.m. with Rev Nelson Skinner. other churches in Syracuse, North Syracuse, and Liverpool present various worship times, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings led by named pastors and lay leaders.
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Brends J. Bons
Syracuse Herald-Journs
P.O
Syracuse
Ordera
Route
van Housen Road
Clay
Nelson Skinner
Assembly OF God Ie
Oneida St
Billy Smith
Children’s
Christian Church of the Resurrection
Coflamar Road
E. Syracuse
Communion
Saied Adour
E. Genesee St
North Central
Buckley Road
North
Paul J. Coran
Pentecostal Christian
W. Genesee St
Francis Foti
Trinity
Oswego Road
Liverpool
Thomas J. Hertwack
Jesus
WFEL
Cooke
Bethany
Irving Ave
M. Samuel Pinkston
Bethel
P.O. Box
Bridgeport
Cicero Center Grange Hall
Cicero Centers Road
Ken Salisbury
Jim
James Dobson
West Monroe
Dan Smith
Tarra Cotta Lamp Club
Calvary
Route 11
Mud Mill Road
Brewerton
Norman Lake
Palma
Camulus Bapliat Church
Genesee SL
Daniel
Morgan Road
Penneltville
Slave Burch
CBHMS
Planter
Cornerstone
Cicero
Joan Lipton
Walcome
Delsware Street
Dudley St
Dawd Movsevich
Chieran's
Nur- Séry
Westside Ministres
Baer Meebtas
Baldwinsville
Syracuse St
James
Stone
New dean brings Latin ties to Syracuse cathedral
The Rev. Richard Bower named dean of St. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral arrives from Ridgewood New Jersey to assume duties July 1. He envisions the cathedral as a light filled symbol of community and plans urban ministry including outreach to Syracuse Latino neighborhoods while drawing on past work in Panama and New Jersey. He supports women’s ordination and values their impact in ministry.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Syracuse
Richard Bower
Christ Church
Ridgewood
N.S
St. Paul's
Bower
la Catedral de San Lucas
Panama City
Panama
Princeton
Point Pleasant
Metuchen
Southern
Central California
University of Southern California
Fuller Theological
Philadelphia Divinity School
Dick Blume
Two American bishops among 22 new cardinals
Pope John Paul II elevated 22 cardinals including two American bishops with ties to migrants and refugees. Arch Bishops Roger Mahony and Bevilacqua join archdioceses Los Angeles and Philadelphia, joining others who faced persecution and will vote in papal elections.
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John Pau II
John Paul
Asone
Alexandru Todea
Pagaras
Romania
Jan Chryzostom Korec
Nitva
Czechos
Roger P. Mahony
Los Angeles
Anthony J. Berilacqua
Phiadelphia
Americ
Mahony
Calif Bevilacqua
Brook
Churca i Bevilacqua
Aral Vahia
Assomited Press
Roger M. Mahony
John Paul Il
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N. Syracuse
Baptist Betewood
Church St
Hamilton Road
Faw
Mark Lawson
Church Services
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St. Paul’s
M.C. Burns
Philadelphia
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Ato