Rival Shiites in Iraq Agree to Truce (Religion News)
Posted by Jose on 10 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Blogroll
Radical Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr and his chief rival, Abdelaziz Hakim, reached a truce Saturday to end bloodshed between their loyalists that has killed scores of Iraqis and raised fears of a new front in the Iraq war. read more…
Supreme Court to rule whether international treaty trumps state law. read more…
Republicans no longer have a firm grip on religion in political discourse, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama told Sunday worshippers. read more…
In what organizers call a historic gathering of African-American clergy, dozens of ministers from across the USA will gather here today with medical professionals and lawmakers to map a plan to fight the HIV/AIDS epidemic sweeping the black community. read more…
The American Catholic Church has relied on priests from abroad to fill vacancies caused by the dwindling number of U.S.-born priests. But American parishioners often have trouble understanding the priests’ foreign accents. A program in Texas is helping priests preach with their pronunciation.
The American Catholic Church has relied on priests from abroad to fill vacancies caused by the dwindling number of U.S.-born priests. But American parishioners often have trouble understanding the priests’ foreign accents. A program in Texas is helping priests preach with their pronunciation.
? E-Mail This???? ? Add to Del.icio.us
As it struggles with a Taliban insurgency, Afghanistan’s government is building Islamic schools. It’s an effort to keep Afghan families from sending their sons to religious schools with a more militant bent in neighboring Pakistan.
As it struggles with a Taliban insurgency, Afghanistan’s government is building Islamic schools. It’s an effort to keep Afghan families from sending their sons to religious schools with a more militant bent in neighboring Pakistan.
? E-Mail This???? ? Add to Del.icio.us
Tags: hebrew, religious artifacts, Islam, metaphysics
Comments Off
