Myles Collier

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• Dec 1, 2011

  Islamic Extremists Spread Throughout Egypt, Some Fear

  With the first democratic elections held in Egypt in more than 60 years, some are concerned that it will pave the way for Islamic extremists and Sharia law to be the ruling force in years to come.

• Dec 1, 2011

  World AIDS Day Supported by Archbishop Condemning Sexual Violence in DRC

  The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams denounced the practice of sexual violence and its role in the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

• Dec 1, 2011

  Prayer Helps, Study Says Majority of American Doctors Support Spirituality for Sick

  A survey of physicians found that 85 percent of them believe spirituality and prayer aid in the recovery and well being of those who are sick.

• Nov 30, 2011

  Former 'Sheriff of the Year' Arrested on Drug Charges

  A former top cop is now in a jail, allegedly for trying to exchange drugs for sex.

• Nov 30, 2011

  Climate Change Summit Calls for 'Noah's Ark'

  An idea was suggested in response to the rising sea levels caused by the warming planet during the “Global Climate Summit” in South Africa - build Noah’s ark.

• Nov 30, 2011

  Christian Genocide Warning Issued for Middle East

  Christian Solidarity International has issued a genocide warning for religious minorities in the Islamic Middle East. They also called on President Obama to make their safety a top priority as the United States continues to respond to the “Arab Spring” uprisings.

• Nov 30, 2011

  Survey Finds African-American Catholics More Engaged in Church, Religious Social Networking

  A recent survey concluded African-American Catholics are more engaged in their parishes than their white counterparts.

• Nov 30, 2011

  Arsenic, Lead Levels in Apple Juice Raises Concern Among Parents

  Parents should be cautioned the next time they are in the grocery store buying juice for their children.

• Nov 29, 2011

  Flordia Priest Cleared of Fraud After Bishop Banned and Stripped Him of Duties

  A nationally known forensic accounting firm completed a detailed investigation of the misappropriation of funds at St. Leo the Great Catholic Church in Florida.

• Nov 29, 2011

  Wifi-Enabled Laptops Could Kill Sperm Count

  The way a user connects to the Internet, as well as where a laptop is placed, could all have significant consequences according to a new study.