Jesuits pledge action on women role but avoid ordination issue
The Jequils, the largest Roman Catholic order, adopted a statement at the General Congregation pledging global work on women’s rights. They acknowledge a history of clericalism and aim to change the situation, but the document omits debate on priestly ordination, a topic barred by Pope John Paul I. A separate NI Anglican delegation urged trust between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland during talks with British leaders.
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Jequils
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
John Paul I
Arla
Northern Ireland
Armagh
Major
Trust
Robin Eames
Patrick Mayhew
Eames
Faith and spirituality events fill Syracuse area schedule
Faith Notebook lists Michael Hyde of Spirit of Freedom Ministries in New Orleans discussing family alcoholism and drugs at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Christian Life Assembly Syracuse. Le Moyne College hosts Regis University professor Charles M Shelton at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Grewen Hall for Loyola Lecture on intimacy and conscience in youth. Lent Series at Cathedral noon talks begin with Rev Michael Carmela. Living Stations at St Augustine Baldwinsville Friday. Call to Action performance All That I Am at Le Moyne 7 30 p m Tuesday with proceeds to Dorothy Day House. Gwen White preaches Fayetteville United Methodist 8 45 and 11 a m Sunday. adult forum 10 a m. Syracuse Opera presents Joyful Noise at 7 30 p m Friday. Stress and Your Spirituality workshop April 1 led by Marilyn Sharron 9 a m to 3 30 p m. $5 lunch. Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel hosts Alt Bonhoeffer talk 0 p m Sunday. Bishop Morneau March 4 workshop 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m $18. Passover institute DeWitt Center 7 9 p m Wednesday free registration 445 2360. One in the Spirit meeting April 1 Christ the King Retreat House Syracuse with Michael Carmela Dorothy Rose Holly Eden fees $10 to $60.
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Michael Hyde
Spirit of Freedom Ministries
New Orleans
Christian Life Assembly
N. Townsend St
Syracuse
Charles M. Shelton
Regis University
Denver
le Moyne College
Loyola
Grewen Hall
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
B. Onondaga St
Michael Carmela
Christ the King Retreat House
All
Call To Action Performing Arts Ministry
Panasci
Dorothy Day House
Gwen White
United Methodist Church
Marilyn Sharron
Robert Morneau
Green Bay
Wis
Spiritual Renewal Center
Court St
Morneau
Church Women United
Fnday
Christ the King
Brookford Road
Chrst the King
Dorothy Rose
Interdelepeus Council
Central New York
Holly Eden
St. $1Den’s Church
New Hartford
Idaho Diocese to build Hispanic cultural centers in Four Southern Idaho
The Diocese of Boise plans four Hispanic cultural centers to provide Spanish language Catholic education and sacraments, develop Hispanic Catholic leaders for small group ministries, and increase Hispanic representation on commissions. Bishop Ted Brown says outreach is essential to retain Hispanic Catholics. The Hispanic population is about 33,000, with 20 attendees growing to 250 at a Payette Mass.
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Idaho
Boise
Ted Brown
Henry Carmona
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Payette
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Founder Promotes Family Sacrifice
Thomas S. Monson, first counselor to President Hinckley, spoke at the United Nations Year of the Family Conference. He noted pioneer church members built the Tabernacle and formed a world renowned choir, urging nations to return to basic virtues and support families through sacrifice and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Conference
Mormon Tabernacle
Thomas S. Monson
Gordon B. Hinckley
United Nations International
Monson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
When a pastor leaves a healthy church you weather the interim
The article notes a pastor’s abrupt departure can disrupt a congregation yielding sadness shock and even anger. Huntsville psychologist Dr. Dave Ferguson says loss mirrors bereavement and that faith followers experience denial anger and low mood in a normal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Huntsville-area
Dave Ferguson
Fox Army
Faithful faces cope after Alabama pastors depart
Psychologist Dave Ferguson of Trinity Baptist Church Madison says emotional effects run across the congregation after the pastor's move to Florida. He notes anger and betrayal but sees the group at the fifth stage of grief moving toward acceptance as Huntsville First Baptist likewise endures a pastor change and appoints interim leaders for education and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Trinity Baptist Church
Madison
Ala
Florida
Huntsville
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Jim Hightower
First Baptist
Hightower
Local bat mitzvah volunteer feeds food insecure families
Haniya Selzer in Manlius collects food weekly for local food banks, delivering to 743 pounds toward a one ton goal over 46 weeks ending at her bat mitzvah this November. Concord Temple youths volunteer in community service learning tikun olam and organizing campaigns for children in Bosnia and Make-A-Wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haniya Selzer
Stanwood Lane
Manlius
Hamya
Temple Society of Concord
Syracuse
Bosnia
Sara Konecky
Concord
Boys and Girls Club
Sara
Tyson’s prison release sparks questions on repentance and fate
After three years for the 1991 rape of Desiree Washington, Mike Tyson leaves prison to a northern Ohio home and a multimillion dollar future. The piece questions his repentance, faith, and potential impact as a public figure, noting his ongoing exploitation and the mixed religious signals surrounding his reemergence.
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Ike Tyson
Ohio
Tyson
Don King
Indiana Youth Center
Sin
Desiree Washington
Coventry
Washington
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O’brien Road
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al Staggs
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Syracuse University
Hendricks Chapel
Staggs
Wisconsin
Passover Institute
Thompson Road
DeWitt
Yvonne White
Rachael Kagan
Temple Adath Yeshurun
New York
Israel
Charles Sherman
Sherman
Haniya
Kash
Abe Denaro
Neey
Helle Gabel
Statt Phologra
Society of Concord
Mike Tyson
Mikey
Charles Williams
Muhammed Siddeeq
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