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Christian books cause stir in Israel and Pakistan, U.S. House set to debate faith-based hiring freedoms, and many other stories from online sources around the world
Rejecting bad company | Some shareholders are forcing firms to weigh the human rights consequences of their business practices (The Christian Science Monitor)
Church works on cash card for members | Maori Anglican Church's cards would prohibit expenses for gambling, pornography, cigarettes, and alcohol (New Zealand Herald)
Media:
The media gets religion | The only problem is that, according to a new study, they get it wrong (Fred Barnes, The Weekly Standard)
St. Benedict's virtual scribes | What do Trappist monks, fruitcakes, Cartier, Harley Davidson and a Quaker computer geek have in common? Would you believe it—business interests? (UPI)
Catholicism:
Pope arrives in Spain, seemingly less feeble | During a flurry of public comments connected to the war in Iraq and Roman Catholic Holy Week in April, he spoke with such surprising clarity that European journalists proclaimed a papal "renaissance." A thousand medical rumors bloomed (The New York Times)
Bulldozer protest at saint's shrine | Protesters used bulldozers to try to stop police entering a shrine to Padre Pio, who was canonised last June, and enforcing the removal of its control from Capuchin friars (The Times, London)
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