Lent and retreat offerings in Central New York churches
A series of religious programs across Syracuse area churches during Lent and beyond. Christ the King Retreat House hosts an evening on communication for health connections with De Terry O Brien and a family sessions. Collamer United Church offers Wednesday Lent services on great hymns. Immaculate Heart of Mary in Liverpool hosts St Josephs Dinner Dance. Crathe retreat house schedules a weekend on The Human Spirit in the Third Millennium. St Josephs Camillus presents Lent events with homilies and evening talks. Call numbers provided for reservations and schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry O'Brier
Christ the King Retreat House
Brookford Road
Syracuse
Collamer United Church
Fly Road
East
Michael Carmala
Christ the Ang
Neal Quartier
Pam
Sacdine
Cratheig
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Liverpool
St. Joseph's
LeMoyne Manor
Old
Liverpool Road
Timothy Mulligan
St. Joseph's Church
W. Genesee St. Camillus
Anglican primates meet amid U S church rift over sexuality
Friction within the global Anglican Communion surfaces as 38 bishops led by Drexel Gomez and Maurice Sinclair gather near Hendersonville North Carolina to consider a proposal that could reprimand or excommunicate Episcopalians over human sexuality and women's ordination. Griswold seeks to derail it with backing from Archbishop Carey as tensions rise between liberal First World and conservative Third World bishops. The conference highlights longstanding disputes about authority and discipline across the 70 million member communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
N.C
Drexel Gomez
Bahamas
Maurice Sinclair
Argentina
U.S
David Anderson
American Anglican Council
Griswold
George Carey
Canterbury
Anglican Communion
North Carolina
Carey
Anglican Communion Leadership and History Summary
The Anglican Communion spans about 70 million adherents across 38 autonomous churches in 164 countries with a presiding primate in each church. The Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, is the first among equals as de facto head. Origin traces to Henry VIII's 1534 split from Rome, with the British monarch as ritual head. A conservative bishop, John Rodgers of Anglican Mission in America, urges action against unorthodox teaching by the hierarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Frank T. Griswold
U.S
Anglican Communion
Archbishop of Canterbury
United States
Jamestown
Protestant Episcopal Church
Agarnee
Canterbury
George Carey
Carey
North Carolina
Church of England
England
Henry Wilt
Rome
Anglican
America
John Rodgers
Muslims to mark pilgrimage to Mecca in Central New York
Central New York Muslims prepare for Hajj with about 5,000 local adherents expected to perform the pilgrimage this year alongside a global community of 242 million. Ahmed Kobeisy notes a dozen locals join Mecca from the area, while Eid al Adha celebrations begin with prayers at Drumlins in DeWitt and acts of charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central 4 Ae York
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Nezar Kobeisy
Islamic Society of Central
Mecca
Mount Mercy
Robeisy
Drumlins
DeWitt
Abraham
United States
Eid al-Adha
Ishmael
Isaac
Kobeisy
Malcolm X
Kobetsy
Religious Programs And Holiday Events In Central New York
Calendar notes religious programs and community activities across Syracuse Auburn and surrounding towns. Unitarian Universalist Society lists May events at 3800 E Genesee St Syracuse with brunch and activities for all ages. Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church invites worship at Jamesville Road DeWitt. Tully United Community Church offers worship choir rehearsals and youth fellowship with contact details for planning attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Metmocc
Unitarian Universalist Society
E. Genesee St
Syracuse
Filace College
Auburn
Vata
Suny
Eperok
Aun
Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church
Jamesville Road
DeWitt
Deena Pair
Tully United Community Church
Meetinghouse Road
Tully
Keith Wimmersberger
Murdock
Women abolitionists shaped Upstate New York history
The piece details Philadelphia and Upstate figures like M'Clintock and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, linking abolitionist work to a broader women’s rights push. It notes how Black and white communities aided fugitive slaves, canal networks enabled movement, and the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom aids documentation and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Mort
M’clintock
Philadelphia Female Society
Philadelphia
Wclintock
Waterloo
Act Aunky
Progress
Progress People Who Moved Ipstate
Erie Canal
M'Clintocks
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Seneca Paris
Henry Stanton
Gerrit Smith
Madison County
Stantons
London
Womer
Stanton
Mott
Seneca Falls
Upstate
Vivien Rose
Women's Rights National Historical Park
Rose
Central
New York
Adirondack Mountains
Judy Wellman
Suny Oswego
Wellman
Network To Freedom
National Park Service
Network To Freedom Project
Under- Rose
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Refuges Resettlement
Oreeth
Forum West
Storyteller Vanesee
Christ the King House
First Unitarian Universalist Society of
Sura
Ering
Worng
Sheila Schuh
Dre
Emmanuel Kelvii
Emmanuel
Communion
Portugal
Gloria Wright Stait
Hammad
North Syracuse
Cumberland Quarter
WMHE
Sun
Church
Peter and John
Genesee SL
Pat Carroll
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