Religion

That explains a lot about this heretic (excuse my rhetoric, but the man is a troubling bishop): > Breaking ranks with his peers, a Roman Catholic bishop called yesterday for state legislatures to temporarily remove the time limits that have prevented many victims of sex abuse from suing the church.

This can't be wholly accurate. It can't, right? > A British airline banned its staff from taking Bibles and wearing crucifixes or St. Christopher medals on flights to Saudi Arabia to avoid offending the country's Muslims. > British Midland International also has told female

Probably the appropriate response [http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=41708]: > The Vatican is accepting the decision of a Turkish court to free Mehmet Ali Agca. The would-be assassin of Pope John Paul II will be released on parole on January 12. > Questioned on January

> Deciding he had to practice the honesty he preached, a popular priest has told his family, his bishop and the people in his parish that he is gay. > The Rev. Jim Morrison said he had been working since October on the letter which he sent early this month

Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, by St. Gregory Nazianzen: > "Christ is bathed in light; let us also be bathed in light. Christ is baptised; let us also go down with him, and rise with him. > John is baptising when Jesus draws near. Perhaps he comes

I just figured NBC's Book of Daniel was offensive to all Christians, but apparently not. The Episcopalians are so happy about it that they've started their own blog (The Book of Daniel Blog [http://blog.edow.org/weblog/]) to defend it and respond to (attack) traditional

THE FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY THE WISE MEN, by G.K. Chesterton STEP softly, under snow or rain, To find the place where men can pray; The way is all so very plain, That we may lose the way. Oh, we have learnt to peer and pore On tortured puzzles

In his most recent e-letter, Karl Keating asks a few tough questions about the Vatican's instruction regarding the ordination of homosexuals. Excerpt: > The recent instruction regarding the ordination of homosexuals took, by various accounts, anywhere from five to eight years to write. I realize that things