Archive for October, 2009
His amazing sexual prowess, his obsession with Helen Mirren, his recovery from addiction, his radio shame — Russell Brand confesses all to Chrissy Iley. Then he tells her he’s seeking redemption. Will we forgive him?
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Whether it’s private or state, faith or grammar, where we send our children to school says more about us than we’d like at the best of times. At the moment, though, that choice feels even more troubling, as each week there’s another incendiary headline to set fragile parental hearts racing.
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The Vatican wants to make it easier for conversions of Anglicans to Catholicism, the goal being to entice traditionalists opposed to women priests, openly gay clergy and blessing of same-sex unions.
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The Woodlands Christian Academy fell to 1-2 in TAPPS Division IV District 4 play Friday with a 36-28 loss at Brazosport Christian.
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Springfield lost another tough game last Friday, this time to the hands of visiting Calvary Christian, 41-8.
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LONDON, Oct. 31 (UPI) -- A series of letters written by the late British poet George Gordon Byron has sold for a world record $458,000, Sotheby's auction house in London said.
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On March 15 and 16, 1842, in Nauvoo, Ill., Joseph Smith, founder and first president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, became a Freemason. "He was initiated over a two-day perio
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The Vatican condemned the celebration of Halloween as "anti-Christian" and "dangerous" on Friday because of its links to the occult.
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It is the curse of the fifth game for the Faith Christian volleyball team. In five league games this year, the Lions are yet to record a win when the match goes to the fifth game tiebreaker. On Tuesday it looked like no fifth game would ne necessary against Coventry Christian, but after dropping games three and four, the curse continued.
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The Rocky Bayou Christian football team suffered another lopsided loss on Friday, but Knights coach John Reaves said his squad had nothing to hang its head about.Graceville won its first District 1-B game with a 59-12 victory over visiting Rocky...
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