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Forget About Working Here Anymore, Amnesiac Pastor Told

Jehovah's Witness victory in Moscow may mean more religious freedom for all, and other stories from media around the world.

Ted Olsen | posted 2/01/2001 12:00AM

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Indian bishops allege 'ulteriour motives' in census | Questions "discriminating against weaker sections of society." (The Times of India)
Pakistan churches want removal of minister | United Churches Action Forum (UCAF) says Federal Minister for Minorities Affairs creating misunderstandings between the Christians and the government. (Dawn, Karachi, Pakistan)

Catholic Church's new cardinals:

Cardinals called to Rome in May | Pope wants to discuss missionary activities, the need for a spirit of reconciliation, and the sharing of authority among bishops (Associated Press)
Is Asian cardinal in line for papacy? | Francis Xavier Nguyen Cardinal Van Thuan, 73, may be next (Rod Dreher, New York Post)

Faith and film:

Show me the message! | The five best-picture Oscar nominees present varying levels of spirituality. (The Indianapolis Star)
All movies great and small inspire Christian reviewer | HollywoodJesus.com's David Bruce focuses on revealing the Christian values in the midst of secular pop culture (Vancouver Sun/National Post)

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