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Slovakia's Catholics and Lutherans Reach Agreement on Baptism
Signing clears the way for the common celebration of other inter-church accords.
Jonathan Luxmoore|
One in Five Europeans Brought 'Closer to Religion' by September 11 Attacks
Rising interest in spiritual answers to terrorism isn't limited to U.S.
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Bishops Worry War Crime Tribunal Will Create Martyrs
Four government ministers resign in protest of Croatia's handing over of generals.
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Suspended Sentence for Pole at Center of Auschwitz Controversy
Roman Catholic found guilty of racial hatred for placing crosses at Nazi camp
By Jonathan Luxmoore, Ecumenical News International, in Warsaw|
Patriarch Bartholomeos Defines Church's Relationship to State
Church 'does not utilize worldly methods and powers,' says Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople
By Jonathan Luxmoore, Ecumenical News International, in Warsaw|
Latvian Churches Say Poll Result Boosts Christian Voices In Legislature
By Jonathan Luxmoore in Warsaw|
"Sarajevo Is 'Liberal, Multi-Cultural and Tolerant', Insists Peace Official"
But Roman Catholic charity says Bosnia-Herzegovina is developing into an Islamic state.
Jonathan Luxmoore|
European Churches Declare Immigrants Are Not 'Potential Criminals'
"Petitions submitted to the European Union for more protection, aid."
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Polish Lutheran Leader Wants Ecumenism
New leader aims to bridge the religious divide between Poland's Catholics and Protestants.
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Leading Catholic Priest Urges Pope to Delay Controversial Visit to Greece
"Opposition reportedly growing in Orthodox Church, government"
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Poland's Orthodox Church will build cathedral near Warsaw's airport
Roman Catholic officials criticize plan
By Jonathan Luxmoore, Ecumenical News International, in Warsaw|
Ten Years After the Velvet Revolution Czech Monasteries Struggle to Survive
Legal issues, no middle generation of monks and nuns limit expansion.
By Jonathan Luxmoore in Warsaw|
Churches Want To Revive Ancient Tradition of Truce During 2004 Olympiad
Plans for Athens games to be outlined in September
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Pope's Pilgrimage to Ukraine Prompts Warning From Orthodox
Revival of the Greek Catholic Church in Russia prompts new conflict.
Jonathan Luxmoore Andrei Zolotov|
Czech Churches Protest Against Law Bringing Religion Under State Control
New legislation limits church projects, gives government jurisdiction over opening places of worship.
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Church Officials Optimistic that Iran Is Changing Its Views of Christians
"Vatican official, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei talk about improving Muslim-Christian relations."
Jonathan Luxmoore|
Chicago's Cardinal Issues Warning to Visiting Polish Priest
But measures against anti-Semitic remarks called stupidity and garbage by priest's spokesman.
By Jonathan Luxmoore in Warsaw|
Africans Warn 'False Gospel of Prosperity' May Displace Churches
Mainstream churches reportedly no longer at forefront of aid and comfort.
By Jonathan Luxmoore in Hofgeismar, Germany|
Poland's Catholic Bishops Reject Criticism of Dominus Iesus
Ratzinger's declaration that Protestant denominations are not proper churches is making waves in pope's birthplace.
By Jonathan Luxmoore|
Churches Want to Drive a Stake in Transylvania's Dracula Park
Tourist attraction gives a false image of the country and could fuel interest in the occult, Christian leaders say.
Jonathan Luxmoore|

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