Christianity 101 offers path to a deeper faith
The article discusses Tom and others juggling busy lives with religious commitments. It highlights Christianity 101 as a primer by Gilbert Bilezikian and Willow Creek that reexamines the Bible, aims to restore core beliefs, and suggests reading as a way to grow closer to faith despite daily distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Lew
Gilbert Bilerikian
Tone Lege
Eachings
Wilow Creek
Chicago
Willow Creek
Ites
Bilezikian
Jesus Christ
Bilezi
Wheaton College
Sermon and notices from area churches and rescue remembrance
The Rev. Marilyn Wolfe will deliver a sermon at University United Methodist Church at 10 a.m. on Sunday after ordination as a deacon. Six graduates of the Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center program received certificates. A Bereavement support group meets monthly at New Life Victorious. The Rescue Mission seeks anglers for a July 12 Lake Ontario fishing tournament with broad participation and sponsorship options. St Paul remembers Denmark's WW II rescue of Jews on the 50th anniversary with a program titled Thanks to Scandinavia featuring Danish and international performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Wolfe
University United Methodist Church
Wolfe
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
North Central New York
E. Genesee St
Onondaga Pastoral Counseling Center
Nora Carroll
North Mexico
South Scriba United Methodist
Donna Lewis
Cochran Memorial Presbyterian Church
Oneida Castle
Edward A. Loper
First Presbyterian Church
Whitesboro
Mary McGrath
Hospice of the
Finger Lakes
Robert J. Smith
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Penn Yan
Lonnie F. Oates
Brewerton Christian Church
Brewerton
Upstate
New Life Victorious
Immanuel Church of the Nazarene
Split Rock
Onondaga Roads
Lake Ontario
Kenyon
ST. Paul
Denmark
Scandinavia
Victor Borge
Copenhagen
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Ireland born priests help Georgia's Catholic flock grow
In Decatur and Atlanta area parishes thousands of Catholics hear sermons in Irish accents as Georgia farms for priests. Fourty four Georgia priests born in Ireland, about a quarter of 186, mirror a broader recruitment push in 1980s. Savannah Diocese halts Irish recruitment since 1979, while archdiocese seeks balance and mission motives for U.S. service. The shortage concerns future Irish contingents as aging clergy prompts local recruitment among Georgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Georgia
Midwest
Atlantic
Ireland
Allan J. McDonald
Savannah
Pat Mulhern
St. Thomas More
Avanta
Rom Ireland
U.S
John Kenny
Atlanta
James Lyke
Kenny
United States
McDonald
Brendan Doyle
Waterford
Doyle
Family honors Kateri Tekakwitha in canonization drive
Marlene McCauley of Phoenix promotes the life of Kateri Tekakwitha the Lily of the Mohawks as the first Native American considered for sainthood. Her family created a play books paintings and lectures that linked to a 17th century Mohawk woman and a boy healed of deafness after prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kateri Tekakwitha
Lily
Phoenix, Ariz
Marlene McCauley
Phoenix
Kateri Tekakwi
Vatican
McCauley
Tekakwitha
John Paul II
Sai St. Lucy’s Church
Syracuse
Popcorn
Ater
New York City
New York Daily News
Phyllis Diller
McCauleys
Kahnawake
Quebec
McCaule
Kateri Tekakwitho
Kateri
Lily of the
Weiser
Peter
Allan
Auriesville
Montgomery County
Lily of
Philadelphia
Caste Gandolfo
Italy
Tekakwith
San Juan Capistrano
Californi
Pali
St. Franci Xavier Mission
Canada
Tckakwitha
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Alne
Nevers
Apostle
Pastoral Counseling Center
Immanuel Nazarene
Rescue Mission
Michael A. Giarrusso
The
Associated Press
Holy Spirit Church
Lawn Griffiths
Cox News Service
Marlene McCauley, Author of “Lily of the
Francis Weiser
Boston
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