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Hen Sacrifice At The Center Of Santeria Ritual

Jan 1st, 2009 · Charles Gaulperin is a Santeria priest and the owner of Botanica El Congo Manuel. The shop sells religious items out of a strip mall in Hollywood. Inside the Botanica, Gaulperin performs sacred Afro-Cuban ceremonies.

Keywords: religious · Priest · ritual · Hollywood · sacrifice · sacred · mall · Ceremonies · Afro Cuban · botanicas · hens · Santeria

Abuse Victims Seek Court Date With Vatican

Dec 22nd, 2008 · Michael Turner, one of about 90 boys abused by Father Louis Miller, a priest in the Archdiocese of Louisville in the 1960s, is hoping to bring his case to trial — against The Vatican. If successful, it could be the first case against the Holy See, which normally enjoys sovereign immunity.

Keywords: Trial · Priest · boys · victims · 1960 · Vatican · Immunity · Sovereign · Holy See · Michael Turner · Father Louis Miller · Archdiocese of Louisville

Priest Tries To Keep People In Their Homes ****

Dec 16th, 2008 · The San Fernando Valley in California has been deeply affected by the foreclosure crisis, but Father John Lasseigne has come up with a plan to help.

Keywords: Priest · California · crisis · San Fernando Valley · Foreclosures · Father John Lasseigne

John Patrick Shanley On Dogma And 'Doubt'

Dec 12th, 2008 · The writer and director is no stranger to doubt. Shanley — whose Pulitzer-winning play has been adapted for the screen — went to Catholic school as a child and says he knew the priests didn't play by the rules.

Keywords: director · Child · Priest · schools · Catholic · Writer · John · strangers · Pulitzer · Patrick · Shanley · dogma

In 'Doubt': Adapting A Parable Proves Problematic

Dec 11th, 2008 · On its journey from stage to screen, John Patrick Shanley's drama of a priest and a nun at odds over their flock lost its sense of universality — and the metaphorical weight that helped win it a Pulitzer Prize.

Keywords: Priest · drama · Pulitzer Prize · journey · Nun · John Patrick Shanley · metaphor · parable · universality

Philip Seymour Hoffman: When In 'Doubt' *

Dec 10th, 2008 · Philip Seymour Hoffman stars in the film Doubt, based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play. His character, a priest, provokes suspicion for his attention to a young student.

Keywords: Priest · students · Pulitzer Prize · Philip · Hoffman · Philip Seymour Hoffman · Seymour · emDoubt

Public Outcry Stalls Beauty Contest For Nuns ****

Aug 27th, 2008 · An Italian priest set aside his plan to hold a beauty contest for nuns. The Rev. Antonio Rungi says he wanted to change the image of nuns and to fight the stereotype that they're old and cranky. He planned an online competition for nuns with the best "overall beauty." But Rungi was attacked via phone calls and e-mails, so he put off the competition he called "Miss Sister 2008."

Keywords: Competition · Italian · public · Priest · online · 2008 · beauty · Nun · stereotypes · crankiest · Antonio Rungi · Rungi

An Intensely Imagined Future In 'Inverted World' *

Aug 18th, 2008 · Recently reissued, Christopher Priest's 1974 sci-fi classic, Inverted World, tells the story of a city built on rails and in perpetual motion. Jessa Crispin adds up the pieces of Priest's "tightly structured puzzle" and discovers a novel that stands up to the test of time.

Keywords: city · world · Priest · novel · discovering · fi · sci · 1974 · perpetuate · structure · Jessa Crispin · Christopher Priest