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• Forgiving Bliss tests one's faith | In disgracing himself, he has also disgraced a proud school built on the foundation of religious belief (Randy Galloway, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram)
  
  
• 'Difficult circumstances' | Baylor President Robert Sloan talks online about Bliss cover-up (Ft. Worth Star-Telegram)
  
  
• New Braves ace puts faith, family first | Russ Ortiz exudes confidence on the mound. That's what comes with winning more games (58) than any pitcher except Curt Schilling since the 2000 All-Star break. But it also comes from meaning he's found in his personal life (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
  
  
• Rockets aide stays put, cites prayer | Melvin Hunt had no idea where his career was headed when Baylor, his alma mater, offered a job as an assistant coach (Houston Chronicle)
  
  
• The chaplains who kick goals for God | The clergy is reaching out to a flock usually more interested in goals than souls (The Age, Melbourne, Australia)
  
  

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