Preaching the News for Sunday
China’s currency syndrome | EPA creates toxic river | Number of uninsured in U.S. drops | Raise a toast to the oldest twins!
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China’s currency syndrome | EPA creates toxic river | Number of uninsured in U.S. drops | Raise a toast to the oldest twins!
“The one who feeds on me will have life because of me,” Jesus promises in this Sunday’s gospel. China’s rapid economic growth in recent decades has fed economic growth . . .
“Your faces may not blush with shame” when you “taste and see the goodness of the Lord,” the psalmist promises this Sunday. Leaders of the Environmental Protect Agency are red faced over a bungled mine clean-up in Colorado that unleashed . . .
“Watch carefully how you live,” counsels the reading from Ephesians this Sunday. These days such prudence includes carrying health insurance for the unexpected illness . . .
The wise counsel of the Book of Proverbs this Sunday includes this hearty advice: “Drink of the wine I have mixed! Forsake foolishness and you may live.” The world’s oldest living twins . . .
Eight percent of teens in the U.S., almost 1.5 million teens, are not in school and not working.
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