Home Page
News Lines
Classifieds
Real Estate MLS
Profiles
Arcade
Business Directory
Hotels
Advertise
Long Island New York
Google Web Site
 
 

RELIGION NEWS LINES

Advertisement



Obama believes pope will share view on Middle East: report (AFP)

Pope Benedict XVI waves to pilgrims during his weekly general audience on July 1, 2009 at St Peter's square at The Vatican. US President Barack Obama said in an interview published Friday he thought the pope would AFP - US President Barack Obama said in an interview published Friday he thought Pope Benedict XVI would "share my approach" on policy in the Middle East.





Pope OKs miracle to beatify UK Cardinal Newman (AP) AP - Cardinal John Henry Newman, an influential 19th-century Anglican theologian who converted to Roman Catholicism, moved a step closer to possible sainthood Friday after the pope approved a miracle attributed to his intercession.


Vatican newspaper praises French Protestant John Calvin (AFP)

This picture released by the Institute for Reformation Research in Apeldoorn in June 2009 shows a statue of French theologist John Calvin created by Reymond, to mark on July 10, the 500th anniversary of Calvin's birth. The Vatican newspaper Friday praised influential Calvin, a critic of the Roman Catholic Church, hailing him an AFP - The Vatican newspaper Friday praised influential French Protestant John Calvin, a critic of the Roman Catholic Church, hailing him an "extraordinary" figure.





NYC Muslims push to add holidays to school year (AP)

This July 1, 2009 photo shows Moneeb Hassan, 17, posing for a picture in front of  his high school, Benjamin N. Cardozo, in New York. Hassan, 17, is one of thousands of Muslim students in the city who must perform a balancing act between his academic and religious obligations during his holidays. But the nation's largest school district hasn't sanctioned official Muslim holidays.  (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)AP - Moneeb Hassan remembers having to choose between a final exam in American history or celebrating the Muslim holy day of Eid al-Adha. In the end, he chose both.





Lightning strike destroys Mass. church steeple (AP) AP - Lightning has struck a historic eastern Massachusetts church, damaging its roof and destroying its steeple.


Obama says he gets daily prayers on his BlackBerry (AP) AP - President Barack Obama says he gets a prayer every morning on his BlackBerry.


Obama hasn't yet picked a church for his family (AP) AP - President Barack Obama says he is taking his time picking a church because his choice will undergo political scrutiny.


Mennonites protest church exclusion of gays (AP)

A group of young Mennonites and ministers, wearing pink, gather to protest outside the Mennonite Church USA's biannual meeting Thursday, July 2, 2009 in Columbus, Ohio, pushing for more inclusion of gays and lesbians. For years, a growing number of Mennonite churches have been disciplined and in some cases, kicked out of the faith for allowing gays and lesbian to worship along with everyone else. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)AP - In a quiet act of defiance, gay and lesbian Mennonites dressed in bright pink gathered outside the church's official convention in Columbus on Thursday and criticized its leaders for trying to push them out.





Vatican should learn from Galileo mess, prelate says (Reuters) Reuters - The Catholic Church should not fear scientific progress and possibly repeat the mistake it made when it condemned astronomer Galileo in the 17th century, a Vatican official said on Thursday in a rare self-criticism.


Religion News in Brief (AP) AP - The Rev. Peter Morales of Colorado has been elected as the first Latino president of the Unitarian Universalist Association.


You can save this news page by submitting it to your favorite sites: Social Bookmark News

All News Lines - Local and World Wide, Updated Hourly

RSS news lines are HTML instructions and not actual copy. They are displayed here through the doctrine of fair use in the U.S. Copyright Act which allows us to show snippets and links to news and other materials. The fair use doctrine protects limited uses of content, such as indexing to make it easier to find. This allows us to send visitors to breaking news web sites. If your news appears here against your wishes please contact us for removal, disable your RSS feeds or implement simple technical standards such as robots.txt or metatags to prevent search engines (Yahoo and MSN) from feeding us your snippets and links.

 

 

 
   By using this site you are agreeing to our Terms of Service. If you do not agree, please immediately exit the service.
   Copyright © 2002 - 2009 Long Island Exchange ®. All rights reserved. Internet Marketing by Searchen Networks ® Inc.