Bush Talks of Past Addiction (Religion News)
Posted by Jose on 31 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: christian relics
Bush Talks of Past Addiction
President Bush plopped himself into a chair between two former prisoners, Thomas Boyd and Adolphus Moseley, and asked to hear how their lives had changed.
Source: pewforum.org
Bush Touts Push for Permanent Faith-Based Programs
President Bush on Tuesday (Jan. 29) visited a Baltimore faith-based program that helps ex-offenders as part of his renewed push for continued federal funding for religious social service programs.
Source: pewforum.org
Church Announces Different Kind of ‘Comeback’
Sens. Hillary Clinton and John McCain weren’t the only ones “resurrected” in the past week, notes commentator Peter Manseau. The Roman Catholic Church announced that it will exhume the body of Padre Pio, an Italian priest made a saint in 2002.
Sens. Hillary Clinton and John McCain weren’t the only ones “resurrected” in the past week, notes commentator Peter Manseau. The Roman Catholic Church announced that it will exhume the body of Padre Pio, an Italian priest made a saint in 2002.
? E-Mail This???? ? Add to Del.icio.us
Source: www.npr.org
Texas Ministry Hosts Huckabee Fundraiser
A televangelist under investigation by the U.S. Senate Finance Committee turned a national ministers? gathering last week into a fundraising opportunity for Mike Huckabee, reportedly helping to raise thousands of dollars for the cash-strapped presidential candidate.
Source: pewforum.org
Where Ganges Ends, Island Teems With Pilgrims
In the final installment of his six-part series, independent producer Julian Crandall Hollick visits Sagar Island, where the Ganges River ends. He finds thousands of pilgrims bathing in the river and celebrating a mythical Hindu story.
In the final installment of his six-part series, independent producer Julian Crandall Hollick visits Sagar Island, where the Ganges River ends. He finds thousands of pilgrims bathing in the river and celebrating a mythical Hindu story.
? E-Mail This???? ? Add to Del.icio.us
Source: www.npr.org
Tags: Buddist, religious artifacts, hebrew, metaphysics
Comments Off










