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Responding to terrorism:

• Church of Scotland opposes military action | First Christian denomination to do so? (The Scotsman)
• Pacifist congregations try to get through difficult time | Response: Pacifism, a tenet of several faiths, doesn't prevent adherents from wanting justice after terrorist attacks. (The Baltimore Sun)
• Archbishop urges Catholics to fast | Washington's Theodore McCarrick urges fasting one day a week until end of war on terrorism (Associated Press)

Church life (and death):

• Angelus Temple will keep historic interior | Remodeling plan dies as pastors leading the effort resign. Longtime members said the changes would insult the founder's legacy. (Los Angeles Times)
• John Paul's health raises fresh concerns | Vatican law doesn't cover possibility of incapacitation; very public pontiff is 81 (The Washington Post)
• Man shoots himself in church | Had been meeting with 20 others; police say he was upset over split with girlfriend (Ottawa Citizen)

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