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Lenten journey begins today for most Christians
For many Christians, the Lenten journey begins today when they go to church to receive an ashen cross on their foreheads (or hands, in some traditions) to symbolize their sorrow to God for what they have done wrong.Some pastors will...
- 22-02-2012 Lenten journey begins today for most Christians
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- 18-02-2012 Marine Iwo Jima veteran recalls ‘heavy fi...
- 12-02-2012 Turchin's Take: Killing family in time of crisi...
- 07-02-2012 Is 'Bradying' the new 'Tebowing'?
- 04-02-2012 Local task force to discuss plans for National ...
- 03-02-2012 Woman prays during DUI test
- 03-02-2012 Medina County court battle looms for diamond Le...
- 02-02-2012 Giselle Asks Family, Friends To Pray For Tom
- 02-02-2012 Florida crash | Hundreds attend candlelight vigil
News archive Pray
- 24-02-2012 Bank of America to freeze pension plans
- 24-02-2012 35,000 Postal Service jobs on the chopping block
- 24-02-2012 Procter and Gamble cutting 5,700 jobs
- 23-02-2012 Money market funds dip back into eurozone debt
- 23-02-2012 States to manufacturers: We want you ASAP!
- 23-02-2012 Lin files to trademark 'Linsanity'
- 23-02-2012 The corporate tax myth
- 23-02-2012 U.S. automakers face tough times in China
- 23-02-2012 3 of 4 GOP candidates would add to deficits
- 23-02-2012 30-year mortgage rate rises above record low
- 23-02-2012 Faking a good night's sleep
- 23-02-2012 My life with drugs, rock 'n' roll, and addiction
- 23-02-2012 Migraines may raise depression risk in women
- 22-02-2012 FDA to review safety of inhalable caffeine
- 22-02-2012 Crash test dummy unveiled for larger children
- 21-02-2012 Ironman champ: Train your brain
- 21-02-2012 In Depth: Fighting the scourge of addiction
- 20-02-2012 Gender nonconforming children at higher risk fo...
- 20-02-2012 Santorum challenges policy on prenatal testing
- 20-02-2012 Why we're making a map of the brain
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