Catholic Bishops from Europe and North America are meeting in Jerusalem to study how Catholic communities can help Christians in the Holy Land.
Zenit, Jan 25, 2002
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ISRAEL \ Jan 28, 20023597According to Rami Levi, Israel's tourism commissioner for North America: "Evangelicals are very supportive of Israel. They see all of Israel -- not just our tourism, but our economy, our national interest -- as a love. It's their spiritual belief that that is the way it has to be. We can always rely on them."
By Mark O'Keefe, Religion News Service, January 26, 2002
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ISRAEL \ Jan 23, 20023888
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ISRAEL \ Jan 23, 20023357
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OTHER \ Jan 23, 20023877The people of Afghanistan are seeing the demonstration of Christ's love firsthand as Christian relief agencies are helping the needy.
Mission Network News, January 22nd 2002
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FEATURES \ Jan 22, 20023861According to David Jaeger, member of the board of Custodia, the Vatican body responsible for the holy sites in the Holy Land, the decision-makers in Jerusalem should learn the lesson to give more respect to the churches in Israel and that things should not be done in secret.
Akiva Eldar, People and Politics, Haaretz, Jan 22, 2002
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OPINION \ Jan 22, 20023660
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FEATURES \ Jan 21, 20024111
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EGYPT \ Jan 20, 20024207Jewish Chief Rabbi Eliahu Bakshi-Doron and Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Michael Melchior to join Sheik Mohammed Sayed Tantawi at the conference, pulled together by the outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey. Latin Patriarch Michel Sabbah of Jerusalem to attend
By The Associated Press, Jan 20, 2002