Faith Forum to Explore Values at Central New York Forum
Public forum on faith and values scheduled for Wednesday at 7 pm in Sulzle Auditorium at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital Marley Education Center corner Waverly and Irving avenues Parking is free at the hospital garage Tickets will be validated The InterReligious Council of Central New York hosts this third forum in the Through the Eyes of Children series with local religious leaders and civic figures participating.
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Sulzle Auditorium
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Marley Education Center
Waverly
Irving Avenues
Crouse Irving Mamonal
New York
Herald American/Herald-Journal
InterReligious Council to Hold Eight Public Forums
The InterReligious Council of Central New York will stage eight public forums. The next is Wednesday Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. in Suizle Auditorium at the Marey Education Center with free parking at Crouse Irving Memorial's garage.
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InterReligious Council of
Central New York
Suizle Auditorium
Marey Education Center
Crouse Irving Memoral
Reading List Prayers Praises and Thanksgivings for Young Readers
A compiler presents a diverse reading list for ages 6 to 13, featuring works by W E B Du Bois William Blake Beethoven and Virgina Hamilton with Barry Moser illustrations. It includes My Friends Belief John Bunyan Pilgrim's Progress and pieces on world religions and spiritual growth for curious children.
Parents and Religion Shape Children's Morality
The Rev Rob Sheesley of St Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia and Syracuse speaks on waning conscience among youths. A Herald-Journal poll shows concern over declining morals among Central New York youths. Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles notes a decline in the superego or internal conscience influencing these changes.
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Rob Sheesley
Sheesley
Phiadelphia
Dennis Prager
Prager
Los Angeles ‘Times
Moral values and the family stabilize children amid decline
Coles argues the struggle now is between a weakened superego and a conscience balancing ego with desires. Parents and caregivers must teach moral development, saying no as love, while religion offers clear guidelines and mercy. Norrix notes humility, ongoing growth, and community are key to ethical life beyond strict dogma.
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Coles
BJ. Norrix
Christ Community United Methodist Church
Stiles Road
Les
Jesus
Narriux
Narix
Norrix
Norix
Relsion
Martha Fay
Josephson Institute of Ethics
Los Angeles Times
Sheesley
Faith and Morals Across a Connecticut Family Tale
An executive editor in Syracuse reflects on Mrs. Cronin and her family in Connecticut, praising steadfast faith and moral values. He contrasts priceless heirlooms with the enduring power of character, urging parents to teach children belief and ethics at home and in daily life.
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Mrs. Cronin
Mrs Cronin
Lee
Nod
Connecticut
Mister
Missus
Anthony
St. Anthony
Cronin
Patron Sant of
Sean Anthony
Thomas Anthony
Denis Anthony
Matthew Anthony
Anthony Foley
Xavier Anthony
Marie Antona
Mr. Cronin
Cally
Clancy
Hugh
Diane
Sint
God
George Burns
Heaven
Bud Penguin
Syracuse Herald- Journal/Herald American
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Catholic Charities
Margery Burstein
Velma Jocks
University United Methodist Ghareh
Bimam Ahmad Nezar Kobeisy
Aue
Sandol Stoddard
Rachel Isadare
W.E.B. DuBos
William Blake
Beethoven
Tomie DaPaola
Book of Bible Stores
Anning
Miley H. Ward
Vir Inia Hamilton
Barry Moser
J John Bunyen
Gary D. Schmidt
Something More
Jean Grasso
Fitzpamcie
Melanie Gleaves-Hirsch
Failagepi
Cere Tal
Salle
Arvard
Robert Coles
Syracuse
Galleya
Palleve
Princeon Rodin
Fasastch Gort
Brienna Link
Ridder
U.S
Betiave
Baliqué
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