Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 12, 2012

  Pa. Charter School 'Entangled' With Nearby Church, Report Claims

  A Pennsylvania charter school has been accused of having “improper entanglements” with a local church, according to a preliminary audit report from the Pennsylvania auditor general's office.

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  Jan 12, 2012

  Va. Judge Rules Against Breakaway Anglicans in Property Case

  Breakaway Anglican congregations in Virginia suffered a blow this week when a Fairfax County Circuit Court judge ruled against letting them keep their church properties.

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  Jan 11, 2012

  Film 'There Be Dragons' Focuses on Life of Opus Dei Founder

  In the 1980s, Father Josemaría Escrivá is being considered for sainthood by the Roman Catholic Church. A journalist, Robert Torres, is covering the story and seeks out his estranged father Manolo Torres, who was a childhood friend of Escrivá, for more information.

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  Jan 11, 2012

  Court Rules Texas Sonogram Mandate for Abortion Is Constitutional

  A Court in Texas has ruled that a state law that says an abortion provider must do a sonogram for a pregnant woman considering an abortion at least 24 hours before the procedure is constitutional.

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  Jan 10, 2012

  Texas Megachurch Quits Using NIV Over 'Accuracy Concerns'

  The leader of a large Baptist church in Texas has announced that his congregation will no longer be using the NIV due to “accuracy concerns.”

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  Jan 10, 2012

  Coptic Billionaire on Trial in Egypt for 'Insulting Islam'

  A Coptic Christian who is a billionaire telecommunications mogul is on trial in Egypt over allegations of “blasphemy and insulting Islam.”

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  Jan 9, 2012

  Brooklyn Church Barred From School Finds New Worship Space

  A New York City church has found a new home since an appeals court ruled that public schools can bar churches from renting their facilities.

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  Jan 9, 2012

  Ohio Pastor: I Am Part of the 1 Percent

  An Ohio pastor says he is part of the elite “1 percent,” and so are many Americans. He made it clear that he did not write the entry as an “anti-Occupy” piece, but rather as a means to talk about global poverty and the need to address it.

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  Jan 6, 2012

  Why the Orthodox Church Celebrates Christmas on Jan. 7

  While many in the United States believe that Christmas has come and gone, a sizable population of Christians in the world will be celebrating the holy day this Saturday.

• Jan 6, 2012

  Archdiocese Creates Abstinence Group for Homosexual Catholics

  A Catholic Archdiocese in Connecticut has created a pro-abstinence group specifically to help counsel gay worshippers struggling with the Roman Catholic Church’s stance on homosexuality.