Monday, October 6, 2008

• Supreme Court Convenes Amid Evangelical Concerns
• Supreme Court Justices Attend Mass Before New Term
• Episcopal Leader Calls Diocese Secession Illegal
• Former Episcopal Bishop Defrocked for Cover-Up
• "Fireproof" Remains Among Ten Most Popular Films
• Pope Decries Godless Nature of Modern Societies
• Pope Begins Bible-Reading Marathon on Italian TV
• Mormon Temple Planned for Rome
• Report: India's Maoists Say They Murdered Hindu Leader
• Surfer Priests Thank God for Righteous Waves

Friday, October 3, 2008

• Evangelist Hagee Recovering from Heart Surgery
• Episcopalians Apologize for Slavery, Fight Secession
• Interfaith Coalition to Fight Ban on Religious Defamation
• Christians March in India to Demand Protection from Hindu Mobs
• Pope Warns About Aggressive Conversion Efforts
• Second Church Couple Indicted in Faith Healing Death
• Laura Bush Tours North Dakota Church
• Oregon Governor Says Salem Church is Still His Parish
• Presbyterian Minister Cleared of Violating Church Law
• Tajik Court Bans Jehovah's Witnesses
• Parents Complain About Yoga in Public School

Thursday, October 2, 2008

• Southern Baptists Open to Palin as VP, if Not Pastor
• Constitution Party Candidate Calls Bailout Unconstitutional
• Indian Leader Denounces Attacks on Christians
• EEOC Sues on Behalf of Fired Worker Who Wanted Sundays Off
• American Bible Society Unveils Multilingual Bible
• Faithful See Virgin Mary in Hospital Window
• D.C. Seeks Solution to Sunday Parking Problems near Churches
• Buddhist Monks Sue Virginia Beach over Denial of Permit
• Minister Criticizes Psychic Fair on State Grounds

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

• Vatican Official Blasts Search for Quick Profits
• Bible Publisher Begins Handwritten Bible Project
• Archbishop Criticizes Oregon Governor on Abortion
• Christian School Says Students Confessed to Obama Effigy
• Man Gets 35-year Sentence for Church Fire
• One Dead as Hindus, Christians Clash Again in India
• At Least 168 Killed in Indian Temple Stampede
• Maher Documentary 'Religulous' Mocks Organized Faith
• UK Edition of Novel about Muhammad's Wife Uncert

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

• Christian Women Pray for Nation, Economy Outside Capitol
• Archbishop Burke Criticizes Democrats
• Pastors' Political Endorsements Draw Complaints
• '666' Road Sign Thefts Bedeviling Roadways
• First Solar Panel Installed on Vatican Roof
• Northeastern Minnesota's Only Mosque Marks Anniversary
• Four Girls from Evangelist's Compound to Stay in State Custody
• Israelis Celebrating Jewish New Year

Monday, September 29, 2008

• "Fireproof" Has Strong Debut in Theaters
• Amy Grant Recalls a Lesson She Learned from Paul Newman
• Protesting Pastors Back Candidates from the Pulpit
• Christians Protest Attacks by Hindus in India
• Pope Says Tourists Must Not Harm the Planet
• Jews Celebrate New Year Starting at Sundown Monday
• Muslims in Chicago Shocked by Investment Scam
• China's Muslims Say Ramadan a Time of Repression

Friday, September 26, 2008

• Pastors to Challenge IRS Political Restrictions on Sunday
• Anglican Leaders Criticize Financial Markets
• Church Filmmakers Hope "Fireproof" Saves Marriages
• Evangelist Tony Alamo Arrested in Child Sex Probe
• EEOC Sues on Behalf of Worker Who Says Dress Code Violated Her Faith
• Second Soldier Sues Over Religious Freedom Issues
• Palin Was Once Blessed to be Safe from Witchcraft
• Pittsburgh Churches Host Presbyterians from Malawi
• Controversial Pastor Shuts Down His Church
• Police: Biker Gang Masquerades as Christian Ministry

Thursday, September 25, 2008

• California Clergy Push for Gay Marriage Ban
• Students Worship before Class in "See You At The Pole"
• Virginia Governor is Criticized over Chaplain Prayer Policy
• Police in Eastern India Fire on Hindu Mob
• Paul McCartney Visits Bethlehem, Calls for Peace
• British Muslim Body OKs Taking Guide Dog to Mosque
• Obama Effigy Found Hanging from Tree on Christian Campus
• Lector Who Wrote Gay Memoir Removed from Church Leadership

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

• Falwell Wants Liberty Students to Vote in Virginia
• Church-State Watchdog Questions Today's See You At The Pole
• Expelled Student Arrested after Holding Gun on Pastor
• Christian Soldier Ruled a Conscientious Objector
• Oldest of 17 Duggar Children to Wed at Church Friday
• Evangelical Leaders Turn Spotlight on World's Poor
• Congregations Consider Leaving Presbyterian Church USA
• Priest Says He Was Victim of Scam
• Muslim Group Seeks Probe of 'Radical Islam' DVD
• Union: Not All Fired Plant Workers Were Somali Muslims

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

• Students Nationwide Expected to Pray before Classes Tomorrow
• Bush is Urged to Demand End to Religious Violence in India
• Priests Fly to North Korea for Mass and Visit
• Vietnamese Order Archbishop to Stop Prayer Vigils
• Tony Alamo Denies Fostering Marriages Among Young
• Police: Pastor Has Two Wives, Molesting Conviction
• Islam Expert Joining Naval Academy This Fall
• Retrial of Holy Land Terrorism Case Begins
• Iraqi Lawmakers Condemn Suicide Bomber Cartoon

Monday, September 22, 2008

• Makeshift Church Services Held on Texas Coast
• Ministers Preach in Favor of IRS Ban on Pulpit Politics
• Pro-Obama Ads to Run on Christian Radio Stations
• U.S. Opposes U.N. Moves to Ban Defamation of Religion
• Pope Calls for Relief from Poverty, Hurricanes
• Churches in India Stoned by Vandals
• Children Removed from Church Compound in Child-Porn Investigation
• Fugivites Flock to Philadelphia Church to Surrender
• Town Fines Church for Housing the Homeless
• Wittenberg Marks 500 Years of Luther

Friday, September 19, 2008

• Episcopal Church Ousts Conservative Bishop
• Separationists Sue over D.C. Deal with Christian Mission
• Planned Bible Park Eyes Lebanon, Tennessee, as Site
• Saudi Cleric Says Immoral Broadcasters Can Be Killed
• First Clinton, Now Palin Out of Jewish Rally
• Party Led by Rabbi Could Decide New Israeli Government
• Pope Defends Wartime Pontiff Pius XII
• Meat Plant Tells Muslims their Prayer Needs Can't Be Met
• Transcendental Meditation Complex in Kansas Stalled

Thursday, September 18, 2008

• Muslims Break Ramadan Fast with Bush at White House
• City Wins Appeal in Crosses Lawsuit
• Christian Band's Home Church Damaged by Ike
• Co-Founder of Promise Keepers Returns to Lead Group
• Hotels Offering Guests More than Gideon Bibles
• Man Killed at Prayer Vigil to End Violence
• Philadelphia's Nonviolent Fugitives Surrender at Church
• Pair Charged with Stealing Bell from Church
• Cleveland Catholic Parishes Protest Downsizing Plan
• Mormon Statement Seen as Open to Liquor Law Change
• Union: Prayer Dispute Settled at Meat Plant

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

• Historic Basilica Heavily Damaged by Ike
• Some Survived Ike in Church with a Lion
• Mob Attacks Police amid Religious Violence in India
• Hindus Angered by Christian Evangelism
• Obama Counts Rabbi among Relatives
• Stolen Torahs Returned to New York Synagogue
• Vatican Defends Legitimacy of Evolution
• City Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit over Nativity Display
• Murder Suspect Repents of His Confession
• Ex-Lawmaker Who Defrauded Church Sentenced to Prison