Word: worshiped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...including fair-skinned Punjabis in the north and ebony-colored Tamils in the south. Some 75% of them are illiterate; they will mark their ballots with government-issue rubber stamps. Democracy is still a new experience for them, and many think that the ballot box is a place of worship to be daubed with vermilion paste and flower petals...
...Need to Give. More often, ministers and priests who seek to promote tithing emphasize man's need to give, rather than God's need for cash. Tithing thus becomes an act of worship, expressing the giver's personal commitment to God. Says Dr. John Anschutz of Washington's Christ Episcopal Church Georgetown: "We emphasize not so much tithing as the convinced Christian's need to take a serious look at what stewardship really means: it is a definite commitment, a very real investment of one's time, talent and treasure. Tithing is a small...
...most of the 73 German cities and towns where Jews live, worship rooms in community centers take the place of synagogues. There are only a dozen rabbis in the country, and no theological seminary to provide new ones...
...violent Communist revolution," Kennedy pointed to Western Europe, free and prosperous, and then to the contrast of Eastern Europe, grim, grey and captive. "They promise free elections and free speech and freedom of religion. But once power is achieved, elections are eliminated, speech is stifled, and the worship of God is prohibited...
...TIME, Dec. 22), bishops from Germany, The Netherlands, Austria, France and mission countries want Rome to permit the use of the vernacular in the Mass. Patriarchs from Eastern Rite churches-many of which have liturgies that are heavily latinized-want to remove Western influence from the ceremonies used in worship. On behalf of their priests, Western bishops have asked for a breviary in the vernacular...