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Michael Bishop The bishop who dared: A biography of Bishop Michael Ryan Dempsey by Ann Dempsey Burke, 1978 The Diocesan Journal of Michael Augustine Corrigan, Bishop of Newark, 1872-1880 (Collections of the New Jersey Historical Society, Vol. 22) Nebula Awards 24: Sfwa's Choices for the Best Science Fiction and Fantasy, 1988 (Nebula Awards Showcase) And strange at Ecbatan the trees: A novel by Michael Bishop, 1976 Catacomb Years by Michael Bishop, 1980-02-01 Little Knowledge/a by Michael Bishop, 1979-01-01 James Bishop: Paintings on Paper by James Bishop, 2008-02-01 Changing Witness: Catholic Bishops and Public Policy, 1917-1994 by Michael Warner, 1995-09 The Crayon Kingdom: Coloring & Activity Book by Jennie Bishop, 1999-12 John Charles Ryle: Evangelical Bishop by Peter Toon, Michael Smout, 1976-11-01 Come, Let Us Journey: The Installation Of Bishop Martin J. Amos by Michael W. Lemberger, Leigh Michaels, 2009-03-13 Unicorn Mountain by Michael Bishop, 1989-01-01 Epistemology and the Psychology of Human Judgment by Michael A Bishop, J. D. Trout, 2004-12-23

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21. Bishop Michael - Corporate Profile Brands
    bishop michael is one of the 10000 corporations and 21000 brands for which the Transnational Corporations Observatory provides social, financial and  
    http://www.transnationale.org/fiches/-974033725.htm

22. Trigger Happy Larry Bishop Michael J Pollard
    Trigger Happy Larry bishop michael J Pollard. Author or Artist Larry bishop michael J Pollard. Title Trigger Happy 1996 Larry  
    http://www.coastaltravelservice.co.uk/Larry-Bishop-Michael-J-Trigger-Happy-1996-

23. Catholic Insight : Reviews - Books : The Life And Times Of Bishop Michael Anthon
    Reviews Books Reviews - Books The Life and Times of bishop michael Anthony Fleming By Fr. Kevin J. Kirley Issue June 2003,  
    http://catholicinsight.com/online/reviews/books/article_49.shtml
    
    Extractions: Brother J.B. Darcy, C.F.C., The Life and Times of Bishop Michael Anthony Fleming, O.S.F., Creative Publishers, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, 2003, p. 286, $18.25 Cdn. Reviewed by Kevin J. Kirley, C.S.B. Brother Darcy is disarmingly honest in his presentation of the conflicting evidence in this fascinating story. He makes no attempt to hide Bishop Fleming's shortcomings, nor those of the dissident Catholics who strove to undermine his efforts. He is fair in his treatment of 'the establishment,' that is, the governing body, the rich and influential merchants, the Anglican Church for whom this Catholic prelate was 'the very type of a primitive bishop.' But the author's main concern throughout the entire study is to arrive at the truth and hence to set the record straight. In the final analysis there is no doubt whose side he is on. Bishop Fleming's accomplishments are creditable indeed. Just to visit the Catholics of his far-flung vicariate, later diocese, required hazardous journeys over uncharted terrain and treacherous waters. Always short of funds, the bishop managed nonetheless to build numerous churches and to staff them with missionary priests from Ireland. He provided for the education of his people by introducing two communities of teaching Sisters and one of teaching Brothers. The well-being of poor families of fishermen, farmers, woodcutters, and miners was a constant concern of Bishop Fleming. He did what he could to help those burned out of house and home in St. John's after the great fire of 1846.

24. CATHOLIC CONVICTION: BISHOP MICHAEL SHERIDAN: NO COMMUNION FOR ANY CATHOLIC SUPP
    J. Grant Swank, Jr. CATHOLIC CONVICTION bishop michael SHERIDAN NO COMMUNION FOR ANY CATHOLIC SUPPORTING IMMORALITY By J. Grant Swank, Jr. May 17, 2004,  
    http://michnews.com/artman/publish/article_3692.shtml
    
    Extractions: All Categories In The News News Pick Matt C. Abbott Alan Caruba Judson Cox Tom DeWeese Vincent Fiore Irwin Graulich Raymond Green Jan Ireland D.A. King Barbara Kralis Frederick Meekins Richard Mullenax Kathleen Parker Ariel Natan Pasko Glenn Sacks Isaiah Z. Sterrett Barbara J. Stock J. Grant Swank, Jr. Hans Zeiger Guest Commentary Favorite Links Humor / Cartoon Website of the Week So there really is Christian conviction within some of the Catholic clergy in the USA. That is, there are those who see clearly that biblical morality is worth defending instead of double-speaking one’s way into opportunism of one temporary advantage or another. So it is that Bishop Michael Sheridan, spiritual leader of the second-largest Roman Catholic diocese, stands alongside Holy Scripture. Instead of cowering before egocentric disobedient so-called Christians who continue daily to see through their own religious agendas rather than God’s revealed truth, Sheridan stands squarely for God’s ethic. May his voice echo through other larynxes.

25. Bishop Michael Putney Appointed Bishop Of Townsville - What's New : ACBC - Austr
    HOME. 25 January 2001 bishop michael Putney appointed Bishop of Townsville bishop michael Putney. Michael E. Putney, 54, was born in Gladstone, Queensland.  
    http://www.acbc.catholic.org.au/whatsnew/2001/2001_jan25.htm
    
    Extractions: MM_preloadImages('../images/n_questions2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_map2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_what2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_links2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_contact2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_media2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_state2.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/n_ccia2.gif'); Bishop Michael Putney appointed Bishop of Townsville His Holiness Pope John Paul II has appointed His Lordship Most Reverend Michael Putney, till now Auxiliary Bishop of Brisbane, Bishop of Townsville. The news was made public in Rome on Wednesday, 24th January at 12 noon, Rome time. This news was released by the Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Francesco Canalini in the Apostolic Nunciature on 24th January 2001, embargoed until 10:00pm (AEDST). Bishop Michael Putney He entered Pius XII Provincial Seminary, Banyo, Brisbane in 1963, being ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Brisbane on 28 June 1969. From 1970-1971 he served as associate pastor at Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast, before traveling to the Gregorian University in Rome where he completed a Licentiate in Theology (1971-1973). This was followed by 18 months of doctoral studies at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium (1973-1974), before returning to the Gregorian University to complete his Doctorate in Theology (1982-1985).

26. Bishop Michael J
    bishop michael J. Hoban 18991926. bishop michael J. Hoban. Outstanding as had been the feats of the founding prelate, his successor  
    http://www.dioceseofscranton.org/history/bhoban.htm
    
    Extractions: Bishop Michael J. Hoban Outstanding as had been the feats of the founding prelate, his successor earned for himself a similar reputation. Bishop Michael J. Hoban, a native of the Diocese and first pastor of Saint Leo's Parish in Ashley, had assumed the office of Coadjutor to Bishop O'Hara on March 22, 1896, the day of his Episcopal Ordination. On February 3, 1899, he became the Ordinary of the Diocese. The next twenty-seven years were years of achievement. In the interim, the Diocese had grown to include 341 priests, 202 parishes, nine teaching orders of sisters, five communities of sisters with specialized apostolates, 65 parochial schools, three colleges, and four custodial institutions. But important as were those material successes, his spiritual accomplishments were perhaps even greater. Ethnic problems, not of his own making, brought schism to Northeastern Pennsylvania. His charitable and judicious approach, however, stemmed the tide and prevented far worse effects from occurring. It had been a difficult task. His death on November 13, 1926, marked the end of an era. Main History Page

27. Bishop Michael Davis
    Directory of the top websites on the Internet!  
    http://www.directory-favorites.com/Bishop_Michael_Davis/l283/Bishop_Michael_Davi
    
    Extractions: Pets Submit Site Home Education ... Home Used Woodworking Machinery Buy Monster Cable Wire . Our goal is to provide all of our customers with an easy, convenient, and comfortable internet shopping atmosphere in which we can serve all of your electronics shopping needs. SEO Consultant - SEO Guy. If you are looking for professional SEO Consulting I hope that you will consider my SEO services. As an SEO Expert I am willing to take on any project no matter how difficult the optimization required. Unlike many other SEO Companies I am willing to take on any market regardless of how difficult it is perceived to be. Nicht jeder ist Frühbucher und plant so weit, dass er schon am Anfang des Jahres einen Überblick über das Reiseziel hat. Der Ablauf einer solchen Buchung ist glücklicherweise denkbar einfach und funktioniert in den meisten Fällen völlig problemlos. Die Last Minute Reisen sind für einige ein besonder „Nerven- kitzel“, der eine Reise in der letzten Minute so attraktiv macht. Man entscheidet sich, dass man mal wieder Urlaub „gebrauchen“ könnte, und wenn der Arbeitgeber oder der Arbeitsplan mitspielt muss man nichts anderes tun als die verschiedenen Anbieter im Internet durchsuchen und sich von den oft erstaunlich zahlreichen Angeboten überraschen zu lassen.

28. USPG: Bishop Michael Begins His Work As USPG General Secretary
    bishop michael Doe begins work as USPG General Secretary. bishop michael brings a wealth of experience to the position of General Secretary.  
    http://www.uspg.org.uk/news2004/news1005.htm
    
    Extractions: USPG is an Anglican mission agency with a successful 300-year track record of enabling people to grow spiritually, to thrive physically and to have a voice in an unjust world. We do this in partnership with churches around the world, providing the resources - people, money and ideas - that they define as necessary to meet local needs. USPG Communications Manager Bishop Michael Doe begins work as USPG General Secretary Bishop Michael brings a wealth of experience to the position of General Secretary. A graduate in theology and sociology at Durham University, Bishop Michael trained for ordination at Ripon Hall, Oxford, where he developed an interest in urban ministry. He went on to spend much of the past 30 years helping to meet the material, social and spiritual needs of people living on large culturally-diverse housing estates: first in Morden, South London, then in Oxford, and most recently in Swindon, where he was made bishop in 1994. As well as bridging gaps across economic and cultural divides in Britain, Bishop Michael also has experience of crossing international barriers. During the 1970s, as the national youth officer for the British Council of Churches, Michael worked with Christian youth leaders in East Germany and the Soviet Union – leading to one occasion when he was detained by police for two days in East Berlin: to this day he doesn't know what the confession said that he was forced to sign to secure his release! Other overseas involvement has included reconciliation work among Palestinian refugees in Beirut and helping to run Swindon's diocesan link with Uganda.

29. Ncca - Called To Common Witness - Bishop Michael Putney
    Called to Common Witness bishop michael Putney. In 1981 the Joint Working Group between the Roman Catholic Church and the World  
    http://www.ncca.org.au/about_us/national_forums/3rd_national_forum/papers_report
    
    Extractions: About us Departments CWS Decade to Overcome Violence ... Login/Logout DHTML_MENU_rel_path = '/squizlib/dhtml_menu/images/'; Search: Home About us National Forums 3rd National Forum ... Papers and Reports Called to Common Witness - Bishop Michael Putney Welcome NCCA story Member churches How we work ... In Unity In 1981 the Joint Working Group between the Roman Catholic Church and the World Council of Churches produced a report entitled, Common Witness. I would like to quote a paragraph from it: When he prayed that all be one so the world might believe (John 17:21), Jesus made a clear connection between the unity of the Church and the acceptance of the Gospel. Unhappily Christians are still divided in their churches and the testimony they give to the Gospel is thus weakened. There are, however, even now many signs of the initial unity that already exists among all followers of Christ and indications that it is developing in important ways. What we have in common, and the hope that is in us, enable us to be bold in proclaiming the Gospel and trustful that the world will receive it. Common witness is the essential calling of the Church and in an especial way it responds to the spirit of this ecumenical age in the Church’s life. It expresses our actual unity and increases our service to God’s word, strengthening the churches both in proclaiming the Gospel and in seeking for the fullness of unity. I would like to repeat the second last sentence: “Common witness is the essential calling of the Church and in an especial way it responds to the spirit of this ecumenical age in the Church’s life.” In describing what common witness might involve, the text emphasised two different dimensions. Firstly: “Through proclaiming the cross and resurrection of Christ, they affirm (i.e. those engaged in common witness) that God wills the salvation of his people in all dimensions of their being, eternal and earthly.” Secondly, it recognised: “(Common witness) means Christian involvement in matters of social justice in the name of the poor and the oppressed.”

30. Pastoral Letter From Colorado Springs Bishop Michael Sheridan
    Pastoral Letter From Colorado Springs bishop michael Sheridan. Joseph the Worker. Most Reverend Michael J. Sheridan Bishop of Colorado Springs.  
    http://www.prolife.org/nat509b.html

31. Diocese Of New Westminster, Bishop Michael Ingham Authorises Gay Blessings:
    Diocese of New Westminster bishop michael Ingham authorises gay blessings 29th May 2003. On 29 th May bishop michael Ingham of  
    http://www.changingattitude.org/news_i_c_canada_blessings_approved.html
    
    Extractions: On 29 th In a letter accompanying the rite, Bishop Ingham commented: "This is not a marriage ceremony, but a blessing of permanent and faithful commitments between persons of the same sex in order that they may have the support and encouragement of the church in their lives together under God." He stated that couples who seek the blessing must receive preparation and instruction, and be supported and sustained by the parish throughout their lives together. "The church recognises that homosexual couples face the same challenges and share the same responsibilities as other people in living out the costly demands of love. Our purpose is to encourage and strengthen fidelity and mutual supportiveness in family life on which the stability of our wider society depends." Commenting on the statement issued by the Primates meeting in Brazil, he said: "The Primates are faithfully reflecting the lack of theological consensus in the Communion. And yet they are also recognising that gay and lesbian Christians are part of the church and are not going away." He said that he and his diocese agreed with the Primates that there is a "duty of pastoral care that is laid upon all Christians to respond with love and understanding to people of all sexual orientations." In a press statement the Archbishop of Canterbury said: "As the recent Primates' meeting made clear, the public liturgy of the Church expresses the mind of the Church on doctrinal matters and there is nothing approaching a consensus in support of same-sex unions. In taking this action and ignoring the considerable reservations of the Church, repeatedly expressed and most recently by the Primates, the diocese has gone significantly further than the teaching of the Church or pastoral concern can justify and I very much regret the inevitable tension and division that will result from this development."

32. Canada Church News : Bishop Michael Ingham Prepares To Allow Gay Weddings
    Following two yes votes by his Diocesan Synod, bishop michael Ingham now regards mainstream Anglican believers as a minority who need to be protected with a  
    http://www.changingattitude.org/news_i_c_canada_weddings.html
    
    Extractions: The Bishop of New Westminster, Michael Ingham, a leading liberal Canadian Anglican bishop, is on the verge of allowing homosexual couples to 'marry' in his diocese, prompting protests by evangelicals and traditionalists. Bishop Ingham is planning to give his consent to 'Motion 9' a request to offer a service of blessing for homosexuals which was passed narrowly by his diocesan Synod in 1998 and received a second, larger 'yes' vote in 2001. It is believed that Bishop Ingham will give his consent without a further vote, hoping to head off division by offering a conscience clause for mainstream Anglicans and appointing a short-term Episcopal visitor for parishes which dissent from his decision. But traditionalists in the 'Essentials' coalition are already petitioning Archbishop David Crawley of the Province of British Columbia and Yukon for a separate, non-geographic diocese, arguing that the "unprecedented changes in doctrine, discipline and moral norms" require unprecedented change in the structure of the Canadian Anglican Episcopacy. The petition to Archbishop Crawley, which is still being circulated in parishes in New Westminster, argues that the "irreconcilable differences on matters of doctrine and moral teaching… are beyond the remedy of a conscience clause."

33. Schema-Bishop Michael Of Chistopol
    Schemabishop michael Of Chistopol. bishop michael (Yershov) was born on September 17, 1911, in the village of Mamykovo in Kazan province, in a peasant family.  
    http://www.orthodox.net/russiannm/michael-schema-bishop-of-chistopol.html
    
    Extractions: dotdot="../"; Bishop Michael (Yershov) was born on September 17, 1911, in the village of Mamykovo in Kazan province, in a peasant family. His father, Basil, was a Bolshevik. His mother's name was Daria. The father persecuted the son and did not allow him to go to church, as a result of which he went blind. Afterwards, when he repented, he recovered his sight. When Michael was twelve years old, he was receiving communion a church in Chistopol when an elder saw him and said: "This lad will take upon himself the sins of the whole people." He was tonsured into the mantia in 1927, and in 1928 was ordained to the diaconate. In 1930 he was ordained to the priesthood by the Catacomb Archbishop and future Hieromartyr Nectarius (Trezvinsky) in Kazan. He then wandered from place to place serving Christians of the Catacomb Church. Fr. Michael's first arrest was on March 3, 1931, for the Faith and the Orthodox Church. He was condemned to eight years in prison for anti-Soviet agitation. He was arrested a second time on December 12, 1943, for church preaching; and on August 18, 1944 he was sentenced to death by shooting. He spent 81 days in the death cell; they starved him the whole time. On November 9, 1944, they commuted the death sentence to 15 years' hard labour. Fr. Michael passed through almost all the prisons of the Soviet Gulag: Kazan, Arzamas, Vorkuta, Olga, Bannino, Sakhalin, Nagayeva, Magadan, Suman, Kolyma, Khabarovsk, Blagoveshchensk, Bratsk, Taipet...

34. Bishop Michael Jarrell's Columns
    bishop michael Jarrell s Columns.  
    http://www.dol-louisiana.org/jarrellcols.html
    
    Extractions: January 2003 February 2003 March 2003 April 2003 ... December 2003 January 2003 It is commonly agreed that the State of Louisiana faces a major challenge in the education of its young people. For years we have heard that education must be a priority for state and local governments. In recent years, the State of Louisiana has implemented a program to raise standards and improve the education of its students in public schools. In the process of evaluating the schools, the state has judged some schools to be in need of corrective action. These are sometimes referred to as "failing schools". At the present time, most of these schools are in Orleans Parish, which has thousands of students in schools that are considered to be failing. The plan the state has in place calls for even higher standards over the next few years. It is assumed that more schools throughout the state will be judged to be failing in their mission to educate our children. State legislators have been interested in various plans to improve education in the state. One proposal is to provide vouchers to parents who may choose to take their child out of a corrective action school and place them in another school, perhaps to a private school, even one sponsored by a religious denomination. Right away this raises the question of the relationship between church and state. Is it legal in the United States for a state to provide education vouchers to parents to be used at a private religious school? The answer is "yes". In the year 2001, the United States Supreme Court approved just such a plan in the state of Ohio. Our Louisiana legislators have taken note of this development and it is expected that in the spring session of the Louisiana legislature a similar bill will be filed. The particulars remain to be seen, but the basic plan is already under discussion.

35. Bishop Michael Nazir Ali
    bishop michael Nazir Ali (one of NIFCON s Presidents) and others, submit a statement to the Government of Pakistan concerning attacks on Christians.  
    http://www.anglicannifcon.org/Pakistan.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Home Page Return to AnglicanCommunion homepage Contact Us Site Map ... Symbols of Faith Bishop Michael Nazir Ali (one of NIFCON's Presidents) and others, submit a statement to the Government of Pakistan concerning attacks on Christians In response to the continuing attacks on the loyal Christian people of Pakistan, we, the undersigned, call on the Government of Pakistan to increase and strengthen the necessary measures to end the attacks and protect the religious minorities of Pakistan. We call upon the relevant ministers to ensure confidence in the protection of all citizens' rights to safety, by making public and sharing the measures they are taking to protect religious minorities and disarm militant groups. We further call upon the international community and, in particular, the United Nations, to say how they propose to offer help to the Government of Pakistan in ensuring the human rights of all the people of Pakistan. The Rt. Rev'd. Dr. Michael Nazir-Ali, Lord Bishop of Rochester The Rt. Rev'd. Mano Rumalshah, General Secretary, United Society for the Propagation of the Gospel (USPG)

36. Bishop Michael Putney - Ecumenism In Australia Today
    bishop michael Putney Ecumenism in Australia today. In the past 20 years, there have been a number of major events which have shaped  
    http://www.sedos.org/english/Putney.html
    
    Extractions: In the past 20 years, there have been a number of major events which have shaped the contemporary ecumenical movement in Australia. The first of these was the formation of the Uniting Church in Australia Another major ecumenical event in recent years was the formation of the National Council of Churches of Australia in 1994. This Council is significant, not only because of the inclusion of the Roman Catholic Church for the first time, but also because of its new constitution and its giving a new impetus to ecumenical relations on the national level. These relations have continued to deepen, and around Australia many rejoiced that at the forum this year the Lutheran Church of Australia became a full member. This same Lutheran Church achieved its own internal union within Australia only in 1965. A similar event of some significance, especially for Queensland, was the formation of

37. CNN.com - Bishop: 'We As Voters Are Complicit' - May 14, 2004
    In interviews Friday, bishop michael Sheridan said that people who vote for candidates whose positions contradict church teachings should not take communion.  
    http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/Central/05/14/sheridan.cooper/
    
    Extractions: International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Bishop Michael Sheridan YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Capital Punishment Euthanasia (also includes Assisted Suicide) Churches (organizations) or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (CNN) In interviews Friday, Bishop Michael Sheridan said that people who vote for candidates whose positions contradict church teachings should not take communion. Sheridan made his stance known in a May 1 pastoral letter published in the diocese's newspaper and sent to each parish, according to The Associated Press. Other bishops have suggested withholding communion from Catholic candidates, but this is believed to be the first suggestion that communion should be tied to Catholics' votes. Sheridan spoke to CNN's Anderson Cooper Friday. COOPER: Bishop, why did you think it was necessary now to take this step? SHERIDAN: Well, this is an election year and the issues that I speak about in the letter are right out there in the debate that's going on in preparation for these elections.

38. Peace Be With You By Bishop Michael Pfeifer, OMI
    Peace Be With You Statement on War With Iraq by bishop michael Pfeifer, OMI. Breaking the Cycle of Violence, Creating Circles of Peace.  
    http://www.salsa.net/peace/article54.html
    
    Extractions: by Bishop Michael Pfeifer, OMI Breaking the Cycle of Violence, Creating Circles of Peace Bishop Michael Pfeifer, OMI, is Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of San Angelo and President of the Texas Conference of Churches As the drumbeat of war against Iraq rings loudly in our ears, the gentle but challenging message of the Risen Christ pierces our hearts and souls: "Peace be with you." [John 20:19] As leaders of our country prepare for war with Iraq, followers of Christ should intensify their prayers and efforts for peace. Peace is a gift from God and God's children need to humbly ask for this gift and to open their hearts and hands to receive it. The prophetic vision of peace appeals to the conscience of all those who, in these decisive days, can influence the future of peace, because, in the end, it is conscience that will have the last word, stronger than all strategies and all ideologies. We should have no illusions about the behavior or intentions of the Iraqi government. The Iraqi government must cease its internal repression, end its threats to its neighbors, stop any support for terrorism, abandon its efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction, and destroy all such existing weapons. People of good will may differ on how to apply just war norms in particular cases, especially when events are moving rapidly and the facts are not all together clear. It is difficult to justify our country's resort to war against Iraq, lacking clear and adequate evidence of an imminent attack of a grave nature. With other Christian leaders, I believe that the resort to war, under present circumstances and in light of current public information, would not meet the strict Christian conditions for overriding the strong presumption against military force. Pope John Paul II has stated, "War is not always inevitable. It is always a defeat for humanity….war is never just another means that one can choose to employ for settling differences between nations."

39. Ottawa Lay School Of Theology - Bishop Ingham's Address
    Ottawa Lay School of Theology Thirtyfifth Anniversary - September 14, 1998 Address by bishop michael Ingham. Is Tolerance Enough?  
    http://www.olst.ca/ingham.htm
    
    Extractions: New Hopes and New Obstacles to Religious Unity The Global Ethic represents an effort by world religions to address problems together. It has stimulated many people to think about the possibilities of inter-religious cooperation to relieve the hardships of our world and to face its challenges in a spirit of partnership rather than competition. This is not an easy task, because we are not starting from scratch. Religions have a history of relationships with each other. Some of it has been hostile and violent. There are many victims of inter-religious strife, and we are surrounded by people who bear the marks of suffering in their lives and in their communities at the hands of religion. Even well- intentioned and gentle practitioners of faith in many of the traditions have been taught that partnership with other believers, dialogue and cooperation with other faiths, is a betrayal of belief, a blasphemy against God. Despite all this, there are urgent reasons to do challenge these inherited suspicions and to find new visions to overcome these historic antipathies. We are aware, as no generation before us has been aware, of the fragile nature of life on this planet. We face enormous challenges in safeguarding humanity's future, in preserving environmental integrity, in ensuring equitable and sustainable development. We know this is a spiritual task and not simply a political task because it involves the way people believe, the way they live their lives, the way they see the very nature and purpose of human existence.

40. Michael Bishop - New England Patriots Autographs - Michael Bishop - Kansas State
    Michael Bishop New England Patriots autographs - Michael Bishop - Kansas State - New England Patriots autographed cards, autographs, memorabilia.  
    http://www.autograph-cards.com/playerSearch2.asp?SportID=3&Name=Bishop, Michael

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