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FruzsE

Hidden Albany Park: The Botanica Lucero, a witch potion shop (photo essay)

I've passed by the Botanica Lucero, located right off the Kedzie Brown Line stop, countless times before, and it's eclectic mix of religious... More...
FruzsE      comments 1 comment - Posted 5 weeks ago
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Chicago native Jerome Listecki named Milwaukee archbishop

Chicago native Jerome Listecki named Milwaukee archbishop

Bishop Listecki replaces Archbishop Timothy Dolan who was named by Pope Benedict to be New York's archbishop. Having lead the LaCrosse, Wisc. (81 views)... More...
Darryl Swint      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 16 weeks ago
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Court Remands Jewish Family's Mezuzah Display Suit

Court Remands Jewish Family's Mezuzah Display Suit

A Federal Appellate Court breathed new life in to a Chicago Jewish family's lawsuit insisting on the right to mount a religious symbol on their condominium doorpost. Will religious practice outweigh condo decorum concerns, Windy Citizens? (105 views)... More...
qstrian      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 17 weeks ago
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Churches connect with parishioners online

At Park Community Church, hymn lyrics are projected on glowing screens, links to biblical messages are sent out on Twitter, announcements are made on Facebook and church leaders take text-messaged questions from the congregation during services. (91 views)... More...
texrun11      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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Kate Shellnutt

Chicago’s interfaith future: President Obama, Eboo Patel and beyond

Loyola University regularly sponsors conferences and academic discussions, includingGlobalization and the Common Good—An Interfaith Perspect... More...
Kate Shellnutt      comments 3 comments - Posted 19 weeks ago
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Chicagoland religious leaders divided over whether it's OK to pray for the Bears

Chicagoland religious leaders divided over whether it's OK to pray for the Bears

This is actually a pretty interesting article that uses a silly news peg to illustrate differences across local religious groups. (240 views)... More...
adelle77      comments 2 comments      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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 A church that pays you to come on Sunday

A church that pays you to come on Sunday

For Willis, the cash is a mere carrot to get you through the doors. By sowing the seeds of the responsible personal finance, he hopes to create a few converts. Big surprise, but attendance has shot through the chapel roof. (100 views)... More...
FruzsE      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 19 weeks ago
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Your Bar/Bat Mitzvah questions: answered!

Should I applaud? How much do I give the Bar Mitzvah kid? I try to provide some answers on my blog. (115 views)... More...
hilary      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 20 weeks ago
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Chicago Coalition of Reason Billboard Goes Up

Chicago Coalition of Reason Billboard Goes Up

Today, the Chicago Coalition of Reason premiered our billboard in the heart of the city, on the corner of LaSalle Blvd. and Grand Ave. in River North. Unless you’re deluded enough to think goodness only derives from belief in God, this should be a matter-of-fact statement. (193 views)... More...
FruzsE      comments Post a comment      tim Posted 20 weeks ago
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Kate Shellnutt

New atheist billboard downtown is a non-issue for most

No one really cares about the atheist billboard that made its debut downtown today. ... More...
Kate Shellnutt      comments 20 comments - Posted 20 weeks ago

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