Writer’s Enthusiasm and a New Religion in Publishing
Phyllis A Tickle predicts a new kind of religion through books and energy in manuscripts. She scouts religion spirituality and sacred literature for Publishers Weekly, rating and tracking titles to guide readers. After two decades in publishing and academia she wrote Rediscovering the Sacred Spirituality in America.
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Rediscovering the Sacred explores American religion rise
The Crossroad Publishing release argues a new form blending Christianity Judaism and Islam will emerge from spiritual hunger. Tickle predicts ecstatic practice echoes Pentecostalism and African American religion, citing a $2 trillion religious bookstore market and a surge in black religious works.
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Faith Notebook Group Events in Central New York Area
The InterReligious Council of Central New York sponsors a Sunday 11 am service in Clinton Square with readings by Rev Michael J Heath and performances by Sikh Congregation of Central New York Zen Buddhist Center of Syracuse and local groups. A second mass is at 8 pm at St Michael's Church in Central Square. Community church picnics, scholar lectures, and a Pentecost mission fair are planned across Syracuse Liverpool Baldwinsville and Concord with concerts, dinners, and youth activities through June and July.
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Silk and Satin
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Baker High School
Larry Arlotta
St. Michael’s Church
Central Square
John Smegelsky
Joseph Telushkin
Temple Beth el
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Telushkin
Park Central
Beliefs on afterlife shape a moral code
A brief reflection argues that eternal life concepts guide believers toward a strict moral code with focus on virtue and responsibility. It emphasizes personal conduct and the consequences of actions in life.
Syracuse diocese eyes priest shortage and new vocations
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse reports a growing priest shortage with no ordinations planned next year. Only one priest was ordained this year, far below historic levels, while 12 men have applied and 18 more show interest. Bishop Moynihan prioritizes priest recruitment, likening priests to doctors who heal spiritual ailments.
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Utica-area
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Herald-Journal
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Readers advise bishop on attracting priesthood
Readers respond to The Herald Journal question to Bishop James M. Magnian. Contributors urge opening invitations, more prayer for vocations, orthodoxy, youth ministry, better parish health, and stronger focus on guiding the flock while addressing church hierarchy and inclusion.
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James M. Magnian
Keith Hryckewicz
Fulton
Hank Donahue
Liverpool
Greg Hall
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