During the 1960s, historian and Vietnam watcher Bernard Fall
described Cao Dai – the eclectic Vietnamese religion whose saints
include William Shakespeare and Victor Hugo – as a “dinosaur,”
headed for oblivion after peaking in the 1950s.
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As Christmas approached, Dori Larsuel of Altadena studied the racks
devoted to religious cards at Vroman’s Bookstore in Pasadena.
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Expressing concern about the 1st Amendment rights of clergy, Rep.
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Once a mezuza in every room was a sure sign of an observant Jewish household.
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A Greyhound bus with 44 people aboard veered off
U.S. 101 near here
early Sunday, slid down an embankment, flipped on its side and hit a
tree, killing a pregnant woman and a man, officials said.
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Rector
J. Edwin Bacon told parishioners Sunday that All Saints Church
had received “a surprising outpouring of solidarity and support”
since he revealed that the liberal Pasadena church could lose its
tax-exempt status because of an
IRS probe.
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All Saints Episcopal Church seems to embody staid, moneyed old Pasadena.
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The
IRS threat to revoke the tax-exempt status of All Saints
Episcopal Church in Pasadena because of an antiwar sermon there
during the 2004 presidential election is part of a larger,
controversial federal investigation of political activity at churches
and nonprofit groups.
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The Internal Revenue Service has warned one of Southern California’s
largest and most liberal churches that it is at risk of losing its
tax-exempt status because of an antiwar sermon two days before the
2004 presidential election.
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