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High court won’t take up San Diego cross dispute
 SAN DIEGO — The Supreme Court won’t get involved in a fight over whether a 29-foot war memorial cross can remain on public land overlooking the Pacific Ocean in San Diego, with justices refusing M...
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Pope puts Sheen, on sainthood path
 VATICAN CITY  — Pope Benedict XVI has put Fulton John Sheen, the U.S. bishop whose radio and TV shows denouncing Communism and liberal psychology had a big following, on the path to sainthood. ...
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Associated Press The Choir of the Westminster Abbey, directed by James O'Donnel, right, performs during a concert of Sacred Choral Music, in the St. Mary Major basilica, in Rome, on Wednesday.
Pope sets stage for historic blending of choirs
 VATICAN CITY — The Sistine Chapel Choir, whose boys and men sing for the pope at all his Masses, is about to get some illustrious company. The Westminster Abbey Choir, the world-renowned chorus...
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Michael A. Wesner, Director of Cemeteries for the Catholic Diocese of Orange gives a tour of the Crystal Cathedral cemetery in Garden Grove, Calif., Tuesday, June 19, 2012. Roman Catholic church bought the famous sanctuary and its cemetery in bankruptcy court last year. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
Crystal Cathedral becomes Catholic church
 GARDEN GROVE, Calif.  — Retired schoolteacher Dolores Rommel has followed the Rev. Robert H. Schuller almost her entire adult life: She was baptized in his church as a young woman, sent her childr...
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Special services Lexie Ray, minister of the Fairdealing Church of Christ near Benton, will be the guest speaker at the Williams Chapel Church of Christ in Lynn Grove on Ky. 94 west of Murray. Se...
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City considering displaying some historical documents
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn.  — The city of Jonesborough is considering utilizing a law that allows public buildings to display “historically significant documents,” such as the Ten Commandments. The Joh...
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Special services House of Hope Ministries, 1601 Jefferson St., fourth year anniversary celebrated with three services: Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Monday at 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be the Re...
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Chaplains told to leave Jesus out of prayers
CHARLOTTE, N.C.  — The volunteer chaplains for the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department have been told to leave the name of Jesus out of their prayers at official ceremonies The Charlotte Obs...
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Associated Press Clinton Hobbs (right) and his son Josh pose for a portrait Wednesday, June 13, 2012 in Saraland, Ala. The two are both pastors at Fountain of Life Assembly of God in Saraland. When the Rev. Clinton Hobbs gives a sermon at Fountain of Life Church, he writes his speech by longhand. When the Rev. Josh Hobbs, 39, presents his sermon, he emails the text to the congregation so they can follow along. When preaching, the elder Hobbs wears a suit and tie; the younger, boots and blue jeans. "He's my role model," says Josh Hobbs of his dad. "He's the boss," says Clinton Hobbs of his son.
Father and son pastors inspire each other
 SARALAND, Ala. — When the Rev. Clinton Hobbs, 66, gives a sermon at Fountain of Life Church, he writes his speech by longhand. When the Rev. Josh Hobbs, 39, presents his sermon, he emails the t...
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Contributed photo   Created as a place of solemn reflection and classical beauty, the Works of Mercy Chapel at Saint Thomas More Church in Paducah will receive a weekend of special recognition leading up to its blessing. During Evening Mass at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Bishop William F. Medley will preside over the blessing of the new chapel, the embedding of a relic of Pope Pius X and the consecration of the altar. Tours are available following Friday's Mass at 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Saturday's Mass at 5:30 p.m., and Sunday's Mass at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Works of Mercy
Contributed photo Works of Mercy Created as a place of solemn reflection and classical beauty, the Works of Mercy Chapel at Saint Thomas More Church in Paducah will receive a weekend of speci...
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