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June 1, 2003 ECUSA backs diamonds billThe Episcopal Church in the United States (ECUSA) has joined a coalition of religious, human rights and humanitarian organizations in commending the United States Congress and the President for the passage and signing of the... Category: June 2003, World, ECUSA
June 1, 2003 Rebels kill Melanesian brotherHoniara, Solomon Islands A member of the Melanesian Brotherhood, Nathaniel Sado, was killed in late April by a band of rebels on the island of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. A requiem mass for Brother Sado was held by... Category: June 2003, Asia / Pacific
June 1, 2003 Castro urged to review trials and sentencesGeneva In a letter addressed to Cuban President Fidel Castro, the general secretary of the World Council of Churches (WCC), Konrad Raiser, called the recent trials and long sentences given to Cuban political dissidents a... Category: June 2003, Cuba, World Council of Churches
June 1, 2003 Bush, Blair bannedLondon Anti-war Christians in Bethlehem opposed to the invasion of Iraq said recently that U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair would be barred if they tried to visit the birthplace of... Category: June 2003, Middle East
June 1, 2003 Church vows to rebuildNew York The mid-section of the United States encountered tornados which killed dozens of people, damaged property and, in at least two cases, destroyed churches. At least 46 people were killed in incidents related to weather... Category: June 2003, United States
June 1, 2003 WCC invites presidentThe president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has already been invited to the next assembly of the World Council of Churches (WCC), which will take place in February 2006 in Porto Alegre. The WCC general secretary, Konrad... Category: June 2003, World Council of Churches, Central / South America
June 1, 2003 Gujarat conversions outlawedChurches in India expressed shock over the enactment of a law curbing religious conversion that passed without debate in the state of Gujarat.The legislation, called the Freedom of Religious Conversion Bill, carries a penalty of... Category: June 2003, Asia / Pacific
June 1, 2003 Bishops press for clemencyThe bishops of episcopal dioceses in Florida and the World Council of Churches are pressuring Florida Governor Jeb Bush to grant clemency to Lionel Tate, who was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a crime he committed... Category: June 2003, United States, World Council of Churches, ECUSA
June 1, 2003 Jump n' jive, poetry pulls folks in at Nashville cathedralNashville On the first Friday of each month, after the work day is done, worshippers come to 109-year-old Christ Church Cathedral in Nashville, not knowing what to expect.Last time the worship music was medieval. Next month it... Category: June 2003, Music
June 1, 2003 U.S. 'zealous nationalism' decriedIt is now obvious from the 9/11 experience in the United States and the SARS outbreak in Canada that North American isolation from the woes of the world is over. It is also obvious that, for better or worse, a Pax Americana is... Category: June 2003, Books
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