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Williamsburg area churches
Daily PressEnrich your faith Greater Williamsburg offers many houses of worship. Whatever the denomination, the community is clearly a religious one deep in faith and conviction. Here is a sampling. St. Bede Catholic Church offers a special program several times a...Tags: Bible, Road Transportation, The Salvation Army, Children, Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia)
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A sweet ending to the holiday season
Daily DishThree Kings Day marks the end of the Christmas season for many Latino families, and the pastries are the centerpiece of the annual celebration. At America's Cafe & Bakery in Maywood, manager Manuel Cordova had to bake more than 3,000...... -
Press Release: Dodd Remarks On Senate Retirement
EAST HADDAM, CT-- "Every six years over the past three decades, I have invited you to join me at our home to share in my decision to seek election and re-election to the United States Senate. On each of these occasions I have begun my remarks by...Tags: Christmas, Arts and Culture, Holidays, Christopher Dodd, Family
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Tejocote is no longer forbidden fruit
When Mexican Americans begin celebrating the extended Christmas season this Saturday on the feast day of Guadalupe, they will enjoy one big change from a few years ago: ample supplies of tejocote, a peculiar crab-apple-like fruit that most people have...Tags: Christmas, Religious Festivals, Crime, Law and Justice, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Social Issues
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Vatican To Review Security After Papal Attack
Associated PressVATICAN CITY -The Vatican will review its security procedures after a woman jumped a barrier and rushed at Pope Benedict XVI for the second time in two years, managing to knock him down before being pulled away by security, the Vatican spokesman said...Tags: Christmas, Religious Festivals, Silvio Berlusconi, New Year's Day, Travel
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Prayers for the New Year
KIAHIt was the first Sunday church service of 2010 at Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral in downtown Houston and many parishioners started out the year praying and asking God for just about everything; from peace to prosperity. "In the modern world, people are... -
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Alexei II, 79, dies in Moscow
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Alexei II, the iconic religious leader who restored the church from a post-Soviet shell to an institution of privilege and power, died at his Moscow home Friday. He was 79. The imposing, white-bearded Alexei had reigned in...Tags: Christian Orthodoxy, Death, Dmitry Medvedev, Defense, Moscow (Russia)
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Putting faith in search for rights
Tribune religion reporterMaria Alvarez and Jeanette Hernandez believe that no matter where they worship, where they work or how they got to America, the Roman Catholic Church calls on them to bear each other's burdens. To do her part, Hernandez, a parishioner at Our Lady of...Tags: Albany Park, Crime, Law and Justice, Francis George, Migration, Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
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Churches sing the gospel according to U2
Tribune religion reporterOn Sunday night the front pews of the Lutheran church will be moved to make room for dancing. On the right will stand a band whose lead singer strikingly resembles Bono of U2. And when the opening hymn begins, worshipers will shout the lyrics to the...Tags: U2 (music group), Anglicanism, Music Industry, Christian Rock (genre), Bob Marley
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On a mission
At first glance, Aaron Jackson doesn't have much in common with Ray and Trisha Comfort. But the 24-year-old college dropout and retired middle-aged couple both left comfortable lives in the United States to serve Haiti's AIDS orphans.
By Tim Collie
Sun-...Tags: Death, Children, Diseases and Illnesses, Society, Tropical Storms
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A simple holiday
South Florida ParentingThe winter holidays roll in and you get to work. You bake the right cookies, buy the right gifts, attend the right parties, and host aperfectly righteous holiday feast. But soon, as the holidays take that sleigh ride into memory, you feel right pooped...Tags: Christmas, Religious Festivals, Toys, Travel, Children
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