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Anglican Archbishop Becomes Druid

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A Man s Best Friend

From Chicken Soup for the Soul: ;"> A Man's Best Friend From Chicken Soup from the Soul: The Cancer Book

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St. David of Wales (d. 589?)

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Sts. John Jones and John Wall (c. 1530-1598; 1620-1679)

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Celebrating Hallowmas

When honoring death this Samhain, decorate with autumn leaves and drink a toast to the trees.

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A Good Way to Grow

Writing about gardening is good for the soul.

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God's Plans for Father Tim

In the first chapter of 'Light from Heaven,' Father Tim and his wife Cynthia discuss their lifetime goals.

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Beliefnet Virtual Choir Festival

A medley of carols sent in by Beliefnet users across the country.

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Templars in America?

Steeped in Templar tradition, Henry St. Clair, Earl of Orkney and Lord of Roslin, sailed across the North Atlantic in 1396.

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