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| Vol XXXIII No. 44 | Tuesday, November 2, 1999 |
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Cardinal Arinze supports religious plurality
In 1932, a boy was born in Onitsha, Nigeria, to a family that observed traditional African animist beliefs. Today he is a Catholic cardinal, the president of the Vatican Council for Inter-Religious Dialogue and considered by some as the probable successor of Pope John Paul II. Cardinal Francis Arinze will give a public lecture, "Message of the Gospel to a Religiously Pluralistic World at the Threshold of the Third Millennium," at ... [more] |
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 Bob and Jim report from Podunk, Ill. NEWS ANCHOR IN PODUNK, IL: Tonight we begin our crack coverage of the tri-cornfield area with a report from our newest news correspondent, Jim Gray, who has just been mysteriously released from his NBC contract. Jim, what do you have for ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Postseason begins tonight for No. 6 Notre Dame, Miami Tonight's Big East quarterfinal match up between the Big Mid-Atlantic Division champions the Fighting Irish and the No. 4 team from the Northeast Division the Hurricanes of Miami appears to be a mismatch. The Irish are one of the top teams ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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