Frogs and turtles and saints by a handwriting analyst
Rev Norman Werling, graphoanalyst, divides people into four types frogs turtles butterflies and elephants. He says most canonized saints are frogs and explains each category with traits while noting he works for 200 companies but does not reveal his own type.
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Norman Werting
Werling
Pastoral care team at St Joseph Hospital in Lorain
Sr Nadine Miller leads a four member pastoral care unit at St Joseph Hospital with volunteers and a Protestant chaplain program. The ministry focuses on spiritual and emotional support, visiting patients, offering brief prayers, and providing stand in counsel in emergencies.
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Lorain
Nadine Miller
Sr. Nadine
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of the Holy Humility of Mary
Nadine
Darlene Raymond
Chestnut Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
St. Nadine
St. Joseph Hospital
Gene Krebs
Reciprocal Sabbatical Bridges Seminary Laity Gap
The Rev William F Keesecker proposes a seven year plan for theology professors to spend a semester in a local church as co pastors. In return senior pastors would serve in field teaching roles at partner seminaries. Funding would come from denom seminary and congregation. The aim is deeper dialogue and renewed mission through shared practice.
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United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
William F. Keesecker
Presbyterian Church
Council of Theological Seminaries
Keesecker
Council
General Assembly
Presbyterian
N Y minister tracks Communist religious oppression abroad
In New York Rev Blahoslav Hruby, a Czech-born editor of Religion in Communist Dominated Areas, maintains a covert network tracking religious oppression in Soviet bloc nations. His espionage-informed efforts helped trigger World Council of Churches criticism of Eastern Europe, fueling a plan to monitor religious freedom. Hruby, 64, runs a small circulation periodical with smuggled docs, drawing on OSS experience and backing from church bodies. He warns against détente and Munich-style appeasement while urging churches to defend faith and liberty.
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World Council of Churches
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Kenya
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Olga
Europe
Lovakia
France
OSS
Soviet Union
East
Hitler
Russia
Riverside Drive
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Andre Sakharov
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