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The Comeback Bishop October 13th, 2008 Posted in Recife -Southern Cone, TEC | By Timothy C Morgan, Christianity Today Bob Duncan, the once and future bishop of Pittsburgh, has been at the forefront of evangelical efforts to turn the Episcopal Church away from so-called revisionist theology.

Yes, there is one who is a fairly vocal supporter of the Illinois senator. But he's not an American. He's Archbishop John Onaiyekan of Abuja, in Africa. Rocco has the scoop, and this quote: “Of course I believe that abortion is wrong, that it’s killing innocent life,” he said.

Pope Benedict Lambasts Godless Modern Societies October 6th, 2008 Posted in Culture | From Fox News ROME — Pope Benedict XVI warned Sunday that modern culture is pushing God out of people’s lives, causing nations once rich in religious faith to lose their identities. Benedict celebrated a Mass in the Basilica of St.

On October 5, 2008, Catholics across the United States will again celebrate Respect Life Sunday. Throughout the month of October, Catholic parishes and organizations will sponsor hundreds of educational conferences, prayer services, and opportunities for public witness, as well as events to raise funds for programs assisting those in need.

Zach at Civics Geeks criticized Policraticus’ recent powerful post explaining why he feels he cannot vote for McCain or Obama, specifically for implying that he will abstain from voting in this election.

It's now less than 30 days to what may be the most critical election in decades -- and the Catholic Church is kicking it up a notch. From Sunday's New York Times: As the Roman Catholic Church observes its annual “respect life” Sunday in this heated presidential election season, the unusually pitched

Why The Local Church Needs Elders. by IndependentConservative @ 12:46 pm. Filed under Audio, The Truth Shall Set you Free! I didn’t say “why the local church (singular) needs an elder (singular)”, but why the local church (singular) needs elders (plural).

The Vatican has issued its theme for the upcoming World Communications Day -- traditionally marked on the Sunday before Pentecost, when the era of Christian communication began. From Zenit: The theme chosen by Benedict XVI for World Communications Day reflects the Pope's confidence in the press and

[Below is a transcript of Bishop Jaime Soto’s keynote speech to the National Association of Diocesan Gay and Lesbian Ministries meeting in Long Beach on Sept. 18 as published on the web site of the Diocese of Sacramento.] When we meditate on the person of Jesus, we often call to mind the many ways that Jesus cared for people.

Hailing from London, the Bishops dress as sharply as they hope their music sounds. All teeth, mop top hair and tailored suits, the trio come across like a punkier version of Hamburg-era Beatles. Their deliberately retro style and sound is refreshing and a welcome alternative to skinny jeans, trilbies and fellow assorted indie scenesters.