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Real Encounter Fellowship at the Fairgrounds
Real Encounter’s Fellowship at the Fairgrounds, will be held Oct. 29-Nov. 1, 2012 at the Fairgrounds in Poplarville.
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2012 Catholic Humor Summit
By Terry Mattingly/Syndicated columnist
In the year 752, a priest named Stephen was elected pope, but died four days later — before officially filling the chair of St. Peter in Rome.
For centuries Catholic records included him as Pope Stephen II — until the Second Vatican Council. At that time, Pope Stephen III officially became Pope Stephen II (III) and the other later popes named Stephen received similarly strange titles. -
Apocalyptic visions at Chernobyl
By Terry Mattingly/Syndicated columnist
The apocalyptic visions begin just inside the doors of the Ukrainian National Chernobyl Museum and many of them lead into the Book of Revelation.
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Smith to lead revival at Faith Chapel
The Faith Chapel Church of God located at the corner of Pullens Rd. and Richardson-Ozona Rd. will be in revival October 14-17 with Joey Smith.
Sunday services will be at 11 am. and 5:30 p.m. with services through the week beginning at 7 p.m. -
World Congress of Religions 2012 in New York
WASHINGTON — The Institute of World Religions of the Washington Kali Temple, Burtonsville, MD and The Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions, Chicago, announced the holding of World Conference of Religions 2012 in Washington, DC from November 30, 2012 to December 2, 2012.
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PRCC BSU to hold yard sale to benefit missions
The Baptist Student Union at Pearl River Community College will hold a Yard Sale for Missions on Friday and Saturday, October 5 and 6, at the BSU Student Center on U.S. 11.
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I pledge allegiance to myself…
By Fr. Jonathan Filkins, PASTOR/St. Barnabas Anglican Church in Picayune
There is an apparent and growing perception, we Americans are somehow adrift as a country: economically, morally and spiritually. As in each generation, there is genuine concern about the succeeding generations’ well-being and these days are no exception. A weak economy, a shrinking middle-class, remote wars and moral malaise have heightened our growing concerns. As we have endured this condition for several years, there is an uneasy feeling it has permeated our psyches, draining our national spirit and even impinging upon our relationship with God.
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Pope gives first woman the Doctor of the Church title
Prophetic and bold, the 12th-century abbess Hildegard von Bingen took incredible personal risks to fight for the rights of women and the oppressed, centuries ahead of her time. Today, she’s about to receive recognition worthy of such a visionary, as Pope Benedict XIV will declare her a Doctor of the Church on Oct. 7, 2012–making her one out of only four women ever to receive the title.
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What would you do?
By Barbara Mizell/Religion Editor
I recently watched an episode of the television show “What Would You Do?” which featured a homeless man being fed by a good samaritan, only to be refused service and taken advantage of by the “bartender” (paid actor) in order to document people’s reaction to the situation.
Some people were put off by the homeless man’s dirty, unkempt appearance, and commented on his “unique” aroma. They didn’t feel he should have been served inside the restaurant. -
Praying with the Democrats, too
By Terry Mattingly/Syndicated columnist
As the Republican show closed in Tampa, Cardinal Timothy Dolan faced a flock of Tea Party activists, religious conservatives and country-club loyalists and gently addressed the sanctity of life.
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