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RED RIVER ORTHODOX: ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND NORTH DAKOTA Humanity as Made in the Image of God in St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius (sometimes Athanasios) was a fourth century bishop of Alexandria and the removal of his relics was listed as noting on the Orthodox calendar yesterday. Recently, I had referenced him in...
Posted on 5/3/12 at 5:08 PM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES The Light Shines On Forever: A Tribute to Thomas Kinkade
It's the light, Thom, that's what lasts. The leaves are transient. They grow, turn green, turn red and die, but behind them the light lasts forever.- Peter O'Toole (from the film The Christma...
Posted on 4/16/12 at 3:08 PM
NEW PLATEAUS The Witches Next Door
When I told my housemates I was interviewing random residents in our neighborhood, one spoke up saying, Oh, you gotta talk to the pagan house. That phrase, pagan house, along with some description gi...
Posted on 4/9/12 at 9:14 AM
THE NEW FORTY WW?D
When the WWJD wristband phenomenon began I found it interesting. An acronym printed across a rubber wristband to remind us to be good to each other and to follow the general teachings of Jesus - alrig...
Posted on 4/7/12 at 10:16 AM
OUR LILY TREE It takes a village...
I've had this post rattling around in my head for weeks now. I want to give it the justice it deserves, so I've waited to write until I had ample time... Turns out I need to make the time. I've learn...
Posted on 4/3/12 at 12:56 PM
More room in the pew: Even in N.D. and Minnesota, fewer are attending religious services
A new survey by the Association of Religion Data Archives finds that fewer people, even in highly churched North Dakota and Minnesota, are attending religious services, mostly in the traditional denominations.
By Stephen J. Lee , May 20, 2012
Vince Ulstad, Fargo, letter: Measure 3 ensures religious freedom for all 
The very short, plainly worded and common-sense Measure 3 simply reinforces state-level protection for religious freedoms — freedoms that already are guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution but have eroded over the years by personal, executive, judicial and legislative actions.
By Vince Ulstad , May 17, 2012
Second oldest Grand Forks church torn down
Vacant since before ’97 flood, it makes way for housingThomas “Marty” Martzall stood by with a digital camera Tuesday morning as the oldest wood-framed church in Grand Forks was reduced to rubble. Martzall, 75, who lives just a block from what is known by some as the “Old Church on Walnut Street,” retains plenty of good memories of the building.
By Chris Bieri , May 15, 2012
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FAITH: 'Heart of Worship' ... African Choir ... Ashley Robinson
“Heart of Worship,” a contemporary Christian singing group that has been active in the region for 10 years, will present its “Farewell Concert,” at 7 p.m. Sunday in St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 112 Edward Ave. N.E., Red Lake Falls, Minn.
By Stephen J. Lee , May 12, 2012
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IN THE SPIRIT: Their circle is unbroken
Last Sunday, after morning Mass and lunch, 10 women returned to the peaceful sanctuary of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in East Grand Forks. They wore identical cross pendants and placed their chairs upfront in a semi-circle.
Natalie Mack Wavra no longer joins them, but because of her, this circle of faith, family and friendship will forever be unbroken. In quietness, the prayers began.
By Naomi Dunavan , May 11, 2012
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Girl Scouts under fire from Catholic bishops
Long a lightning rod for conservative criticism, the Girl Scouts of the USA are now facing their highest-level challenge yet: An official inquiry by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
By David Crary , May 10, 2012
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First female bishop of Minneapolis ELCA synod installed
The Rev. Ann Svennungsen was installed during a ceremony Sunday. Minnesota Public Radio News reports she already is meeting with leaders of the 155 congregations and ministries that are part of the synod.
By Associated Press , May 07, 2012
LLOYD OMDAHL: Few threats to religion in conservative N.D.
In this highly religious environment, would the Legislature or local governing body impose burdens on the practice of religion? Not likely.
By Lloyd Omdahl , May 07, 2012
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N.D. at odds with national church trend
What do North Dakota and Utah have in common?
Both states, while highly religious, are bucking a national trend by having the lowest percentage of people who go to nondenominational and independent religious congregations.
By Stephen J. Lee , May 06, 2012
FAITH: Heidi Sias ... 'Heart of Worship' ... Ashley Robinson
Heidi Sias, Colstrip, Mont., will speak at the district spring rally of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. today in Redeemer Lutheran Church, 815 20th St. N., Grand Forks. A writer and speaker, Sias uses humor “to share the promises of God,” organizers said. The Rev. Mark Chepulis, Cavalier, N.D., will lead a Bible study; the Rev. Bernie Seter, Grafton, N.D., will speak on the Malaria Initiative. Info: Judy Anderson, (701) 352-1052.
By Herald Staff Report , May 05, 2012
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Former Sacred Heart priest charged with stealing ring
A former associate pastor at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in East Grand Forks has been charged with stealing a wedding ring left on a kitchen sink by a parishioner. But the Rev. Carlos Felipe Velez Rivera, 45, has not been charged in connection with other allegations made by the Catholic Diocese of Crookston that he misappropriated donations and started a special missions collection without authorization while at Sacred Heart.
By Chris Bieri and Stephen J. Lee , May 03, 2012
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Religious freedom measure draws opponent group
A group that opposes a state constitutional amendment that will be on the ballot in the June 12 primary announced its formation Wednesday. “We all believe strongly in religious freedom, but Measure 3 is vague and confusing and just goes too far,” Tom Fiebiger, a Fargo lawyer and former state senator, said in a news release. “This measure is so poorly written that it will open the door to endless litigation and legal wrangling, clogging our already crowded courts and costing taxpayers more of their hard-earned money,” Fiebiger added.
By Patrick Springer , May 02, 2012
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Jon Lindgren’s stint in public office shepherded him toward doubt in faith
Jon Lindgren couldn’t have imagined the profound effect the Ten Commandments monument outside City Hall would have on his life the day he first encountered the polished granite slate. But it was as a former mayor that Lindgren would tangle with the Ten Commandments – a fateful experience that, ironically, started him on a path that led him to abandon his Christian faith.
By Patrick Springer , April 29, 2012
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