carino99 | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 15 2009 | news, ireland, religion, catholic, protestant
Northern Ireland police officers were attacked with gasoline bombs and paint-filled missiles in a Catholic neighborhood of Belfast for a second successive night. Police officers were attacked on July 13 with gasoline bombs and stones in Ardoyne just before a Protestant parade passed the area. The parade was one of hundreds in the U.K. province to celebrate the July 12 victory of the Protestant King William over the Roman Catholic King James at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. The annual July parades have caused rioting in Northern Ireland since the 1990s, as Catholics protest the routing of the marches through their districts and Protestants insist on their processions going through Catholic neighborhoods. - BLOOMBERG.com
carino99 | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 09 2009 | iran, news, religion
The statement by the Association of Researchers and Teachers of Qom is an act of defiance against the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has made clear he will tolerate no further challenges to Mr Ahmadinejad’s “victory” over Mir Hossein Mousavi. The association’s statement also shows how deeply the political establishment is divided, and the extent to which the Supreme Leader now derives his power from military might, not moral authority. Professor Ali Ansari, head of Iranian Studies at St Andrews University, said: “It’s highly significant. It shows this is nowhere near resolved.” - TIMES ONLINE
carino99 | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 08 2009 | food, economy, pope, religion
Pope Benedict XVI called Tuesday for a new world financial order guided by ethics and the search for the common good, denouncing the profit-at-all-cost mentality blamed for bringing about the global financial meltdown. "There is urgent need [for] a true world political authority" that can manage the global economy, guarantee the environment is protected, ensure world peace and bring about food security for the poor, he wrote. - NPR.org
carino99 | Shared With: Everyone - May 23 2009 | government, religion
The couple told their attorney a San Diego county government employee knocked on their door on Good Friday, asking a litany of questions about their Tuesday night Bible studies. She says she was then told that she must stop holding "religious assemblies" until she and her husband obtain a Major Use Permit from the county. Without it, official warned, the couple will be charged escalating fines beginning at $100, then $200, $500, $1000, "and then it will get ugly." - WORLD NET DAILY
carino99 | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 03 2009 | religion
An English nurse may soon be fired for offering to pray for her patients' recovery. Caroline Petrie, a Christian, has been suspended and faces disciplinary action because her employer claims she failed to show a personal and professional commitment to equality and diversity" when she suggested the prayer, the London Telegraph reported. - WORLD NET DAILY
carino99 | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 18 2009 | news, religion, europe, atheist, god
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