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Religion 101 with Michelle and Barack: Diwali
President Obama’s statement on the occasion of Diwali, the festival of lights celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and some Buddhists.
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Being bourgeois - Come to a salon
We’re hosting a salon
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Obama’s Eid greetings
As would seem becoming of a president, Barack Obama issues statements for various religious occasions. Take a look at Barack and Michelle’s message on the occasion of Eid, the conclusion of Ramadan.
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Psalters stir primal connection to the earth, each other
Editor Aiden Enns visited the Wild Goose Festival in June. Here’s his report of hearing The Psalters one night.
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Hip-hop star Shad speaks in Winnipeg church
Free lecture in Winnipeg by hip-hop artist Shad.
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News
Olympic Accountability
An Interview with Dave Diewert of Streams of Justice
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News
I do (woof)
Even with a red carpet, black tux, and white satin V-neck gown, Titus and Kaylie’s wedding was anything but ordinary. It wasn’t the music (Mendelssohn’s Wedding March) or the location (a high-end boutique selling upscale food, clothes and jewellery.) It was the fact Titus and Kaylie didn’t even know each other’s names. That’s because they’re dogs: Titus is a Jack Russell terrier, Kaylie a miniature poodle.
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Review
Avatar is awesome
Yes, Avatar’s graphics are awesome, but that’s not why I’ve seen it twice. It’s because I’m addicted to movies that beg me to overanalyze them, and Avatar has so much culturally loaded content that I just had to chew on it repeatedly.
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News
Pope Mockery
Late in December 2009, the Vatican reinforced its stance on the protection of its image by announcing restrictions on the name, images and symbols of the Pope. The “Declaration on the Protection of the Figure of the Pope” protects the Pope from “the unauthorized use of his name and/or the papal coat of arms for ends and activities which have little or nothing to do with the Catholic Church.”
