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Greek Orthodox
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, leader of the Christian Orthodox Church, looks over the Mississippi River after speaking at a symposium addressing environmental challenges facing the river and the Louisiana coast in New Orleans.Bartholomew teaches rising generations to care for planet.(Patrick Semansky/The Associated Press)

Faith

All for the love of the manger

White-robed angels fill the canvas of artist Brian Kershisnik's massive "Nativity," each heavenly being vying for a glimpse of the baby. These are not the artistic angels of antiquity, who hung out in the fields with shepherds, wearing tunics like Roman messenger gods, or medieval angels, who Full Story

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	Mormons told to live in service to others In what has become Thomas S. Monson's most frequent theme, the LDS president admonished Mormon faithful at the church's 179th Semiannual General Conference on Sunday to give their lives in service to others. Full Story MORE LDS GENERAL CONFERENCE HEADLINES 5 more LDS temples planned A temple -- big news thrills little Brigham City Group plans LDS conference weekend memorial to gay suicides

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