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Officers with the Beaumont Police Department Special Assignment Unit arrested a Katy woman and seized a variety of narcotics during a traffic stop Jan. 12, reports Officer Haley Morrow.
Police in Beaumont arrested a Louisiana man and seized approximately 395 grams of dangerous narcotics during a traffic stop inthe 5400 block of Walden Road on Jan. 10, Beaumont Police Department (BPD) Officer Haley Morrow reports.
Attorney General Ken Paxton announced today that Brothers Market & Meat Mart in Houston has been closed down for violating the terms of a temporary injunction. The original lawsuit was filed after several undercover investigations by the Houston Police Department Narcotics Division uncovered and seized synthetic drugs sold through the location.
A hidden compartment in a vehicle stopped as part of a narcotics investigation couldn't conceal a kilo of heroin from Beaumont K-9 officers, reports the Beaumont Police Department (BPD).
Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies raided a Beaumont residence on Thursday, June 12, and made a shocking discovery. After days of watching the home, investigators say they knew they were walking into a drug den but were astounded by the scope of the operation.
Some criminals never learn, and two suspects in Orange County seem to be unable to take a lesson from prior mistakes. Orange County deputies have arrested two men for methamphetamine possession in Orangefield, one of whom was arrested for the same charge less than a month ago and another who faces multiple felony charges posed in three separate indictments, OCSO Chief Deputy Clint Hodkinson reports.
Two men were arrested Tuesday, April 9, when sheriff's deputies found marijuana, MDMA (Ecstasy) and 30 grams of liquid PCP (Phencyclidine) during a traffic stop. Orange County Sheriff's Office narcotics deputies initiated the stop at approximately 12:20 p.m. near the intersection of Dayton St. and Western St. in West Orange.
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St. Mary Parish Chamber of Commerce Leadership St. Mary participants visited the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office in Franklin and the shooting range last week. The group began on the fourth floor of the parish courthouse for a presentation from several division members and leaders including patrol, narcotics, detectives and a Federal Bureau of Investigation liaison. Leadership St. Mary participants learned how the SMPSO conducts patrols across the parish, detectives' tools of the trade and how the FBI assists in local investigations. The group then moved to the shooting range just outside of Franklin where, after a safety briefing, participants were invited to fire different types of weapons. At top, Captain Scott Anslum, left, explains to participants the different types of equipment used in law enforcement operations. Below, Lieutenant Sennet Wiggins, top, helps a participant sight a target with a sniper rifle. Leadership St. Mary was created to help recruit and develop leaders who will be active and involved in moving the parish forward. The future focus on these leaders will be improving the business, educational, governmental and community environments in St. Mary Parish.
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The Zips will face their largest road crowd of the season tonight at 7 in Savage Hall.
Akron has lost nine of 10 at Toledo, but that motivates Romeo Travis all the more, the senior forward told the ABJ's Tom Gaffney.
I believe this game will depend on Travis. If he asserts himself in the post, Akron should have little trouble sustaining a productive offensive attack for 40 minutes. The same goes for Wood and Quade Milum.
And when one player is working on the block, the other big needs to crash the weakside boards. Rebounding is a huge weakness for the undersized Rockets.
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FreeBSD has jemalloc in base since 7.0 with working malloc_usable_size (unlike NetBSD).
It was updated to 3.0.0 in 10.0-CURRENT (2012-04-17).
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fix the warning in about:memory when using system malloc
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/a/mozilla-central/memory/mozalloc/mozalloc.cpp:215:12: error: use of undeclared identifier
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WARNING: the 'heap-allocated' memory reporter and the moz_malloc_usable_size() function do not work for this platform and/or configuration. This means that 'heap-unclassified\
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WARNING: the 'heap-allocated' memory reporter does not work for this platform and/or configuration. This means that 'heap-unclassified' is not shown and the 'explicit' tree shows less memory than it should.
Comment on attachment 646484 [details] [diff] [review]
fix the warning in about:memory when using system malloc
btw, most Mozilla hackers are not set up to push git-formatted patches to hg, so would have had some difficulty with this patch. You can convert git patches to hg patches using git-patch-to-hg-patch in moz-git-tools [1].
It's also customary to attach patches with 8 lines of context.
git-bz (also in moz-git-tools) is a bit of a pain to set up, but will do all this for you.
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James O'Connor concedes he has made mistakes this year but is working hard to win back the respect of his team-mates.
James O'Connor concedes he has made mistakes this year but is working hard to win back the respect of his team-mates.
The Wallaby hit the headlines for the wrong reasons during June's Test series against the Lions when he was photographed at a fast-food outlet three days before the second Test and then missed a team bus to the deciding clash.
This coupled with an indifferent run of form and a release from his Super Rugby franchise, the Melbourne Rebels, has left the former teenage prodigy struggling.
However, O'Connor says he's working hard ahead of the Rugby Championship and is doing what he can to turn things around.
"If I could go back I definitely would change situations and things that happened but I guess the reality is I can't," he said.
"All I can do is just take the advice I've been given and just knuckle down and work hard."
The 23-year-old reveals that new coach Ewen McKenzie has laid out what he expects from each member of the squad and that he has embraced this new beginning.
"When we came in Ewen (McKenzie) made it pretty clear, the standards, and what we had to do if we wanted to be a Wallaby and keep on playing and pulling on that gold jersey," he said.
"And for me personally that's all I want to do so there is definitely things that I already have changed and am in the process of doing.
"I guess they're sort of personal things and it's not an easy process – it's just about moving forward and the end goal is I want to keep playing and just be out on that field."
O'Connor turned out in the number ten jersey during the Lions series with mixed results, and he now looks set to return to the outside backs – a move that has not come as a surprise.
"We had a face-to-face sit-down and chatted about it. We talked through a lot of things and that was one of them," he explained.
"I've been in that position before, I've played a lot of different positions and I've spent most of my time at Test football out wider.
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The classic saying of, "buy low, sell high" seems simple enough to follow. However, the impulse to hold on to shares that have soared on the assumption they might go even higher can be quite tempting. In the case of Sears Holding (NASDAQ:SHLD), the urge to keep riding gains would certainly be understandable. Even after the 150% percent run-up since early January, the shares remain at little more than half the value they were in May of 2010. Even more appetizing to those seeking a big payday is the fact that the shares remain over $120 off their all-time high of $195 set in 2007.
However, before traders get caught up in what could be, it is much more practical and wise to focus on what the end result will more than likely be. That result being a company that is far more likely to retest the January lows than surge another leg higher.
Below are four main reasons why Sears' stock price can face significant challenges in the months ahead.
- Earnings: In the fourth quarter, or the time of year retailers are supposed to shine, Sears reported an ugly $2.4 billion loss. A move that, while rattling investors, also forced CEO Edward Lampert to close 120 stores. With about 4,000 stores left and the holiday shopping season way behind us, more store closings and massive losses are almost guaranteed.
- Lack of leadership: The deterioration of the Sears brand has been widely recognized and covered over recent years. From the doomed acquisition of Kmart to the failed upkeep of current stores, management has pushed away customers. All this providing a dangerous and unsustainable business model.
- Need to reassure investors: Following the fourth-quarter report, Lampert was adamant the company does not suffer from liquidity problems. Although providing a brief sense of security to shareholders, any company that is forced to come out and assure investors the business model is merely surviving cannot be in adequate financial condition.
- Future losses: All companies, even successful ones, can go through rough stretches. However, Sears' rough stretch has the makings of one that will never end. Reporting losses in seven of the past 12 quarters, earnings for the company are expected to decelerate another 9% in 2013.
For those interested in the department store sector, Macy's (NYSE:M) and JC Penney's (NYSE:JCP) are more profitable and conservative long-term options.
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Skip to comments.Hawaii official now swears: No Obama birth certificate
Posted on 01/24/2011 6:15:19 PM PST by Smokeyblue
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Hawaii official now swears: No Obama birth certificate Signs affidavit declaring long-form, hospital-generated document absent
"'Of course, there's no birth certificate. What? You stupid,"
Maybe. But I do find it a bit odd this guy only worked there for 5 months.
So - what next? Impeachment?
Immigrants don't have birth certificates from a any US governmental institution. They have a Certificate of Naturalization issued by USCIS.
How long can the house of lies the dems have built around Obama stand? If Obama is exposed it could spell the end of the democrat party forever. (Wow, a pleasant chill just went up my leg just thinking about that)
It's gets more interesting by the day.
Sorry, guys, we need another source other than WND on this...I'd bet it gets no coverage on tomorrow's talk radio.
The people in power don't want to ask the question, because they know the answer.
lol. Sounds like a Chicago dialect to me.
And, yes, I do believe there isn't a BC and that Obama is a commie illegal alien, however, it is hard getting the MSM to cover it.
websites politijab and fogbow had obama lawyers continually bashing birthers on various sites. Looks like an investigation has nailed them and big trouble for them looms!
p j foggy...rikker...allison etc...the party is over!...
Lots and lots of concern trolls out an about.
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Absolutely not! just let him twist in the wind for a year, then start a House investigation that will conclude around August or so. No impeachment just the facts out for all to see.
Section three of the Twentieth amendment COMMANDS them, Congress, to confirm that a President-elect meets eligibility qualifications or they, Congress, must name an interim President. This is not a question they can legally avoid as to do so breaks their oaths of office to "support this Constitution". I don't think it was done. All are Traitors. Every one of them, including those newly elected who refuse to deal with this issue.
Impeachment is for legitimate holders of the office, not usurpers.
If this all comes out A LOT OF REPUBLICANS have a lot of explainign to do too... we tried to get action from them for TWO YEARS now!!!!!!!!!1
fargin baSTIGES!!!!!!!!!!!
If this all comes out A LOT OF REPUBLICANS have a lot of explainign to do too... we tried to get action from them for TWO YEARS now!!!!!!!!!1
fargin baSTIGES!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, there's a BC alright. In Kenya......
The plot thickens...and sickens
Yeahbut, election law was violated. It should head to the courts post haste.
Should be.
I don't care how many people whine, moan, and worry that "cities will burn".
Constitutional principal is far more important than any of that.
The political/constitutional junkie in me is really curious what the legal ramifications would be if they found out Obama wasn't a natural born citizen after all. Who becomes president, Biden? Or does McCain somehow get it because he got the most electoral votes?
They're fargin iceholes too!
I bet Quinn and Rose do.
They're fargin iceholes too!
This whole thing stinks, I can't help but think it's a big trap or diversion. I think there is a long form certificate and this whole thing is a diversion from something really important. Hillary would have exposed this if it was true.
I think that they, the republicans are going to string this along into the next PEC. (presidential election cycle) They will then let it explode forcing BS, (barry soetoro) to be a 1-termer and it will void all the damage he did during his place maker as POTUS.
They don't want to do it now because nobody wants biden in control. I know that's funny. Biden couldn't control a hard wired remote. Just feeding us enough to keep it at a simmer.
Does this mean that whomever swore he was eligible can now be brought up on charges of perjury?
Hawaii official now swears: No 0bama birth certificate. (Then) Signs affidavit declaring long-form, hospital-generated document absent
. . . . So where is the birth certificate?
Check out article.
>> we need another source other than WND on this <<
Not only that:
If you always bet against whatever Jerome Corsi says, I should think your winnings over the long run will be greater than your losses.
The wheels just fell off the obama cart, LOL!
Abercrombie Admits There Are No Obama Birth Records In Hawaii
Neil Abercombie, new Govenor of Hawaii, has admitted to his close friend Mike Evans, a reporter, that there are no records of Obama's birth in Hawaii.
A sworn affidavit attesting to the non-existence of a certain document?
Sooooooo what was the basis for printing up a hurry-up-modern-day-computer-printed short-form? Made out of thin air, just like Barry's personal history?
He should be frog marched out of the white house with the rest of about 10 to 15 thousand others in power around the country and taken to gitmo to live OUT the rest of their natural lives with the minimum of care PERIOD !!!
The SOTU is tomorrow, he should be arrested as he is leaving the chamber upon having addressed the nation and tendered his resignation.
>> Hillary would have exposed this if it was true.<<
Who did you think Corsi was working for? Thats who started the whole birther issue.
I bet Quinn and Rose do.
The Peter Broyles Show tomorrow!!! 5-9 am Denver time. He just had Corsi on last Friday.
The wheels just fell off the obama cart, LOL!
They should be rolling up Fukino, Lingle, Cronin, Pelosi, Dean, Gibbs, and Axelrod and of course the current inhabitants of the White House.
Peter Boyles bump! Some strange politics he has but I respect the guy as he will openly discuss and tell you why he thinks as he does. He's one of the few that do. He's mainly conservative but has some liberal leanings like gun control.
Sooooooo what was the basis for printing up a hurry-up-modern-day-computer-printed short-form? Made out of thin air, just like Barrys personal history?
"You know, during the campaign of 2008, I was actually in the mainland campaigning for Sen. McCain. This issue kept coming up so much in the campaign, and again I think it's one of those issues that is simply a distraction from the more critical issues that are facing the country. And so I had my health director, who is a physician by background, go personally view the birth certificate in the birth records of the Department of Health, and we issued a news release at that time saying that the president was, in fact, born at Kapi'olani Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii. And that's just a fact. And yet people continue to call up and e-mail and want to make it an issue. And I think it's, again, a horrible distraction for the country by those people who continue this. ... It's been established. He was born here." Former Governor Linda Lingle (R-HI).
If all of this is true, it is the greatest hoax to be pulled on the American people in our 234 years and it has got to be true, why else would he spend $2 million dollars or more to prevent its release? Why is it that no one he supposedly went to college with know him or can tell you anything about him? More important, Id like to know who was behind him in the first place.
Beware crossing a sycophant. That's far more dangerous than stepping on a snake.
Correct. There is NO birth certificate with Obama's name on it because when Obama was adopted by Seotoro and his legal name became Barry Soetoro, his name on the birth certificate was legally changed to Barry Soetoro. At that point, Obama became Barry Soetoro, citizen of Indonesia. He most likely is STILL legally Barry Soetoro citizen of Indonesia.
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Now it remains to be seen if the Governor of Hawaii will be requested to look again for a birth certificate under the name Barry Soetoro. But then, I am sure he certainly won't produce it!
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Issa should investigate and subpoena all records.
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Currently, circulation euro coins in eight denominations are used (1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 cents, 1 and 2 euro). Circulation coins have a common European side and a unique national side.
On the common side of the 5, 2, and 1 cent euro coins, Europe is depicted on the globe together with Africa and Asia.
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Type: Improvement
Status: Open
Priority: Major
Resolution: Unresolved
Affects Version/s: 9.1pe
Fix Version/s: future release
Component/s: jdbc
Operating System: All
Platform: All
Issuezilla Id:2,092
ISVs are used to provide .msi files to Windows users. The deployer is using the
Windows Installer Tool (as service that is part of the Windows OS) to configure
properties found in the .msi file (for example, name of the company, etc.).
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On the Java EE platform, JSR88 specifies "The Java EE Way" of these three
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uses a deployment driver in "offline mode"), (c) copying files on the server
and writing configuration values into the server's proprietary configuration
registry, using a deployment tool (which, in turn uses a deployment driver
in "online mode").
That's the way the story should go.
But actually the world seems not to be as perfect, since not all people are
using JSR88 tools to install EJB-JARs and EARs into GlassFish. Some (or: a lot
of) people still are doing steps (b) and (c) using the browser based GUI.
Those people actually are facing the problem that in step (b) they want to
configure which JDBC data source a persistence unit shall be bound to.
Unfortunately, they cannot. They have to live with the fact that each
persistence unit is bound to jdbc/__default. If they want to change it, they
must unpack the EAR and EJB-JAR to be able to change the persistence.xml file
found inside of. Then, they must repack it, to make GF load and deploy it.
This is not very convenient, since least users (1) like to unpack, edit, and
repack their modules, and (2) like to have all of their EARs running on the
same, single data base. Example: A company buys SAP, so they install SAP.ear.
It must be bound to the SAP DB obviously. Then they buy a bug tracking system,
so they install BugTrackSystem.ear. Obviously, BugTrackSystem.ear shall be
bound to the BugTrackSystem DB. Neither does the company want to unpack both
EARs and fiddle around in the persistence.xml files, nor does the company want
to have BugTrackSystem.ear and SAP.ear be bound to jdbc/__default (which, by
default, is bound to a Derby DB).
So what is missing is a way to use the Web Based Admin GUI to say "this
persistence unit had to be bound to that JDBC data source".
As that is an essential link in every GF installation, I think this is a bug
but not just some idea of a good feature.
Also, the JPA specification contains the following:
"220.127.116.11 jta-data-source, non-jta-data-source
In Java EE environments, the jta-data-source and non-jta-data-source elements
are used to specify the global JNDI name of the JTA and/or non-JTA data source
to be used by the persistence provider. If neither is specified, the deployer
must specify a JTA data source at deployment or a JTA data source must be
provided by the container. "
The GlassFish team interpreted "...at deployment time OR ... provided by the
container..." is: "We, the GlassFish team, are free to decide whether we are
providing a data source, or whether the deployer will provide one". Actually,
from the view of an ISV or end user, this is a misinterpretation. In fact, ISVs
and end users both would interprete it that way: "The deployer can tell which
JDBC data source to use. If the deployer does not tell it, the server must use
a default source.".
-> tim
-> accepted
Although the description mentions deployment and deployer in several places, at
its heart this issue is requesting a change in the admin GUI.
I'm not sure which component is responsible for providing the functionality, but
this option should be available via 'asadmin' as well, and the result need to
end up in the PU descriptor. What can complicate the situation, is that a PU is
not a component, and can be part of a library jar that is not exploded.
GUI cannot provide such a feature without support from backend.
>>> So what is missing is a way to use the Web Based Admin GUI to say "this
>>> persistence unit had to be bound to that JDBC data source".
This requires more than 1 subcomponent to work together. I am assigning this to
Kedar who can decide whats the first step to solve this issue.
This seems to be (what my friend calls) a red ball.
If I am understanding you
correctly, the resource that a persistence unit (PU) needs is implicitly mapped
onto "jdbc/__default", unless <jta-data-source> is provided in the PU's xml.
If that's correct, then what Marina suggests is that we provide a capability
on the admin tools to essentially modify the persistence.xml on deployment.
Well, that is simply not consistent. We don't modify any of the deployment
descriptors during deployment using admin console or admin CLI.
AFAIU, jdbc/__default is a global resource defined out-of-the-box in GlassFish
and it points to an embedded "Java DB" database (Actually, I don't know why
it points to sun-appserv-samples!). All applications can use this datasource.
If you want jta-data-source to actually point to a "database" of your choice,
can't you
- define a connection pool pointing to that database,
- change the pool-name on jdbc/__default to point to that pool?
(Both these options are available on the Web Admin Console or admin CLI).
Your application remains portable and you don't have to change persistence.xml
at all.
Will that not work to satisfy the situation you describe?
Another approach would be to use application server vendor specific data-source
mapping. I don't know if that's available for persistence units, though.
Please let me know.
Is this a must for GlassFish V2? I tend to make this a P4 as I don't think it
is a priority for V2 release.
Kedar, you are right, but unfortunately the spec says that there should be a way
to specify the datasource at deployment. This can be done either by the user via
specifying some predefined name for the datasource (like jdbc/PU1DS) that is
retargeted to the actual datasource of choice at the necessary points of time.
Another option would be to either modify the existing persistence.xml on the fly
or add something like sun-persistence.xml for overrides (which is even worse).
This second option becomes even more complicated as persistence.xml can be
placed into the EAR's /lib directory, and we won't even unpack it on deployment,
May be we should test and document the 1st solution (I wouldn't advise to change
This is a deployment issue at its heart. The capability needs to be provided via the asadmin and GUI interfaces, but it is the deployment logic that needs to support this capability.
Reassign to JDBC team to see if it makes sense to provide this support through deploy command.
And retarget to future release as it's not a must for GlassFish 4.0.


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The Christians as the Romans Saw Them Quotes from Suetonius, Tacitus, Pliny, Trajan, Lucian, and Galen. Part of James Tabor 's "Jewish-Roman World of Jesus" web site
The Transformation of Rome from a Pagan into a Christian City From the book Pagan and Christian Rome by Rodolfo Lanciani
Charismata in the Christian Communities of the Second Century By Ted A. Campbell in Wesley Theological Journal, 1982
Chronology 1 to 199 CE
Chronology 200-640 CE
Copts Through the Ages A history of the Catechetical School in Alexandria by Jackie Ascott, Ph.D., of the Coptic Orthodox Church
First Council of Nicaea (325) By Henri Leclercq, Catholic Encyclopedia, 1911
First General Council of Constantinople 381) By Thomas Shahan, Catholic Encyclopedia, 1908
Council of Ephesus (431) By John Chapman, Catholic Encyclopedia, 1909
Council of Chalcedon (451) By Francis Schaefer, Catholic Encyclopedia, 1908
Second Council of Nicaea (787) By Henri Leclercq, Catholic Encyclopedia, 1911
The Pontificate of Pope Saint Leo the Great By Sister Catherine, M.I.C.M
Devotion and Dissent: The Practice of Christianity in Roman Africa About half a dozen excellent articles
Athanasius and his Influence at the Council of Nicaea By Matt Perry in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, July 2003
Will The Real Athanasius Please Stand Up? By Robert A. Case, II in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1976
John Philoponus, Sixth Century Alexandrian Grammarian, Christian Theologian and Scientific Philosopher By John McKenna in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, January 2003
The Antinomian Controversy and the Puritan Vision: A Historical Perspective on Christian Leadership By Jeffrey Kahl in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, July-September, 2004
Uncleanness: A Moral or an Ontological Category in the Early Centuries A.D.? By Jacob Neusner and Bruce D. Chilton in Bulletin for Biblical Research, 1991
God Triumphant: Reflections on the Church after Calvary By Donald X. Burt, OSA
The Emergence of God's New People: The Beginnings of Christianity Reconsidered By Wolfgang Stegemann in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2006
Early Christian Movements: Jesus Movements and the Renewal of Israel By Richard A. Horsley in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2006
Severus of Antioch as Pastoral Carer By Pauline Allen in Australian EJournal of Theology, February 2003
Time of Crisis: The Example of the Synods of Antioch in the Third and Fourth Centuries By Fr. Thomas Maier, WF, February 2003
The Voice of Theologians in General Councils from Pisa to Trent By Nelson H. Minnich in Theological Studies, Sept, 1998
Medieval History Anglo-Saxons to Angevins, Byzantium, Documents, Economic History, Feudalism, Heraldry and Genealogy, Military and Warfare, Social History, Time Lines, Vikings, Other
Medieval Church.org.uk An Internet Resource for Studying the Church of the Middles Ages. Webmaster: Robert I. Bradshaw, B.Sc., C.D.R.S.
Avignon vs. Rome: Dante, Petrarch, Catherine of Siena By Thomas Renna in Expositions, 2010
Monastic Matrix Our goal is to document the participation of Christian women in the religion and society of medieval Europe. In particular, we aim to collect and make available all existing data about all professional Christian women in Europe between 500 and 1500 CE
Byzantium 330-1453 By Josef Mario Briffa SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, November 2008
Humanism Information with pictures from the Vatican Exhibit
The Galilean Library The Galilean Library (TGL) was set up at the close of 2004. It consists in a Library of essays, at both introductory and more advanced levels, alongside a Discussion Forum where members of our community meet to converse and debate
Galileo and the Inquisition By William E. Carroll in Journal of Religion and Society, 1999
Galileo and the Inquisition By Jose Wudka, physics professor at University of California, Riverside
The Inquisition By Joseph Blötzer, Catholic Encyclopedia, 1910
The Inquisition From the Jewish Virtual Library
Bede: Conversion of England
Reformation Luther, Phillip Melanchthon, Calvin, Zwingli, Heinrich Bullinger, English/Scottish Reformation, Mennonites, Schwenkfelder, Counter Reformation
Man of the Year: Pope John XXIII Time Magazine, January 4, 1963
A Brief Jesuit History
10 Great Catholics of the Second Millennium By Christopher M. Bellitto in St. Anthony Messenger
The Remnant Faithful: A Case Study of Contemporary Apocalyptic Catholicism By Amy Luebbers in Sociology of Religion, 2001
Association of Contemporary Church Historians This is the archive of Professor John Conway's monthly electronic newsletter, which covers all aspects of twentieth century church history, but has a special emphasis on German church history
Medieval Church History: Beyond Apologetics, After Development--The Awkward Memories By Timothy O'Loughlin in The Way, 1998
The Council of Vienne (1311-12) By Johann Peter Kirsch in The Catholic Encyclopedia, 1912
Franciscan views of Papal and Royal Soveriegnty: A case for a contextual approach By Bert Roest, Leeds Medieval Congress, 1997
Constantinople and Rome By Milton V. Anastos in Aspects of the Mind of Byzantium: Political Theory, Theology, and Ecclesiastical Relations with the See of Rome, Ashgate Publications, 2001
From the Middle of the Eleventh Century to the Latin Conquest of Constantinople By Walter Berschin in Greek Letters and the Latin Middle Ages: From Jerome to Nicholas of Cusa, 1988
Albert the Great By Sr. M. Albert Hughes, O.P., in Spirituality Today, supplement, Autumn 1987
You Must Not Read This! By Richard Cross, on the Index of Forbidden Books
Who Sent Cyril and Methodius into Central Europe, the Emperor or the Patriarch? By Panayiotis Christou
Modernism: The Philosophical Foundations By Anthony Carroll SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, July 2009
George Tyrrell and Catholic Modernism By Oliver Rafferty SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, July 2009
The Second Vatican Council A page in the Theology Library
Thinking about the Council By Ian Linden in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, January 2009
Gaudium et Spes -The Shape of the Church: Past, Present and to Come… By Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, February 2009
Gaudium et Spes - The Shape of the Church: Past, Present and to Come… By Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, March 2009
In the Beginning Was the Word: The Russian Church and Native Alaskan Cultures
Jubilee, Liturgy, and the Early History of Canada By J. Frank Henderson, 1999
Roman Catholicism in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Catholic Church in Newfoundland: The Pre-Emancipation Years By Mary Mulcahy, R.S.M.
Religion, Society & Culture in Newfoundland and Labrador Information on Anglicans, Congregationalism, Methodism, Moravians, Native Religions, Pentecostals, Reformation, Restoration Movement, Roman Catholicism, Salvation Army
Huron Indian Women: Converted, Not Exploited By Marian T. Horvat in Catholic Social Science Review, 1996
The Jesuits and the Iroquois By Fr. Cornelius Michael Buckley, S.J. Foreword to Jesuit Missionaries to North America: Spiritual Writings and Biographical Sketches by Francois Roustang, S.J.
Past and Future of Canadian Catholics: Historical Interpretation By Terence Fay S.J. in Perspective, November 2004
Divining America: The 17th and 18th Centuries Articles: "Puritanism, Conversion, and Predestination." "The First Great Awakening." "The Church of England in Early America." "Religion, Women, and the Family in Early America." "Religion and the American Revolution"
Divining America: The 19th Century Articles: "Roman Catholics and Immigration in Nineteenth-Century America." "Mormonism and the American Mainstream." "Evangelicalism, Revivalism, and the Second Great Awakening." "Evangelicalism as a Social Movement." "African-American Religion"
Divining America: The 20th Century Articles: "Religious Liberalism and the Modern Crisis of Faith." "The Rise of Fundamentalism." "Roman Catholics and the American 'Mainstream' in the Twentieth Century." "The Scopes Trial." "Religion in Post-World War II America." "The Christian Right"
Among Catholics, Its Crisis All Over - American Catholic Church in the 1990s By R. Scott Appleby in Commonweal, March 14, 1997
The Catholic Experience at Taming Pluralism By Joseph M. McShane, S.J
Lectures for Religion 166 Lectures on religious history in the United States by Professor Terry Matthews of Wake Forest University. The Catholic Church is touched on in many lectures, but see especially the next item
Catholicism in Nineteenth Century America By Professor Terry Matthews of Wake Forest University
For What Shall We Repent? Reflections on the American Bishops, Their Teaching, and Slavery in the United States, 1839-1861 By Joseph E. Capizzi in Theological Studies, December 2004
Intolerable Papists, Jesuits and Revolutionary Concord By D. Michael Ryan in the March 99 issue of Concord (Massachusetts) Magazine. Catholicism was not well tolerated in Concord during Revolutionary times
Religion in Eighteenth-Century America Courtesy of the Library of Congress
Reminiscences, memoirs, and lectures of Monsignor A. Ravoux, V. G. Courtesy of the Library of Congress. Ravoux was a French priest working among Native Americans in the middle of the 19th century
Memoirs, historical and edifying, of a missionary apostolic of the order of Saint Dominic among various Indian tribes and among the Catholics and Protestants in the United States of America Courtesy of the Library of Congress. Text of a 1915 book covering Catholic missions in the 1830s and 1840s
Social Catholicism Engages the American State: The Contribution of Archbishop Edward J. Hanna By Richard Gribble in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 2000
The Catholic Worker Movement By Jim Forest
Dorothy Day Library on the Web
The Way of Love: Dorothy Day and the American Right By Bill Kauffman in Whole Earth, 2000
Venerable but Rocky History of U.S. Collegiality By Gerald P. Fogarty in National Catholic Reporter, Nov 11, 1994
Catholic Women More Open to Change than Catholic Men By Ruth A. Wallace in National Catholic Reporter, Oct 8, 1993
American Culture Key to Understanding Lay Shifts By David O'Brien in National Catholic Reporter, Oct 8, 1993
U.S. Catholics Loyal, Choose Moral Terms By Thomas C. Fox in National Catholic Reporter, Oct 8, 1993
Poll Raises Questions about Future Catholic Identity By Dean Hoge in National Catholic Reporter, Oct 8, 1993
American Ultramontanism By Patricia Byrne in Theological Studies, June 1995
Catholic Reaction to Fundamentalism By William M. Shea in Theological Studies, June 1996
(Arch)diocesan histories
The History of the Catholic Church in Indiana
Mission Churches of the Sonoran Desert Brief historical information along with slides
Journal of Texas Catholic History and Culture, Volume 1 Contains these articles: "Searching, Finding and the Catholic History of Texas" by Phillip Gleason; "The Enduring Hispanic Faith Communities: Spanish and Texas Church Historiography" by Gilberto M. Hinojosa; "Jean-Marie Odin, C.M., Missionary Bishop Extraordinaire of Texas" by Patrick Foley
Journal of Texas Catholic History and Culture, Volume 3 Contains these articles: "The Legacy of Columbus: Spanish Mission Policy in Texas" by Félix D. Almaráz, Jr.; "Before They Crossed the Great River: Cultural Background of The Spanish Franciscans in Texas" by Kieran McCarty, O.F.M.; "Women Religious and the Catholic Evangelization of Texas: a Photographic Essay Compiled by Kinga Perzynska; "The Catholic Parish History Revisited" by Charles E. Nolan
Journal of Texas Catholic History and Culture, Volume 4 Contains these articles: "Freedom and Conversion: The English Experience" by Marvin R. O'Connell; "Catholic Germans from Russia in Texas" by Dona B. Reeves-Marquardt and Lewis R. Marquardt; "Towards a Working Definition of Social Justice: Father Carmelo A. Tranchese, S.J. and Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, 1932-1953" by J. Gilberto Quesada; "Challenges of Catholic Evangelization in Texas: The Response of Women Religious" by Mary Christine Morkovsky, C.D.P.; "Church Courts, Marriage Breakdown, and Separation In Spanish Louisiana, West Florida, and Texas" by Light Townsend Cummins
A Little History Information on the Jesuits of Loyola University in New Orleans
Swift Growth and Change: The Demography of Southern Catholicism By Clifford Grammich, Glenmary Research Center
South Carolina Catholics before Roman Discipline, 1670-1820 By John D. Basil in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 2003
A Short Account... of the Consecrating of the Right Rev. Dr. John Carrol (1790): Two Intersecting Roman Catholic Stories By Thomas W. Jodziewcz in Catholic Social Science Review, 2007
Catholics of the South: Historical Perspectives By Patrick Foley in Catholic Social Science Review, 2008
Central Themes in the History of the Catholic Church in the United States By Joseph A. Varacalli in Catholic Social Science Review, 2007
Franciscan Missions Along the Coahuila-Texas Corrider: The Formative Years, 1700-1720 By Félix D. Almardz in Catholic Social Science Review, 1996
The Sons of St. Vincent, From the Mississippi River to the Rio Grande Patrick Foley in Catholic Social Science Review, 1996
The First Thanksgiving Was Catholic By Marian T. Horvat, Ph.D.
Franciscan Missionaries in Texas before 1690 By Robert Plocheck in the Texas Almanac 2004–2005
Let None Dare Call it Liberty: The Catholic Church in Colonial America By Marian T. Horvat, Ph.D.
Religion in Early Texas Texas Almanac 2010–2011
The Spanish Missions in Texas Texas Almanac 2010–2011
California Missions A brief history of each mission is presented
Spanish Colonial Tuscon: A Demographic History By Henry F. Dobyns, The University of Arizona Press, 1976
Vanguards of the Church By Gerald McKevitt, SJ. A historian recounts Italian Jesuits' Stateside contributions. Company Magazine Fall 2007
A Renaissance Curiosity By Nicholas Cushner. Early Jesuit evangelizers of Native America faced different challenges. Company Magazine, Spring 2008
Fundamentalism in Recent Southern Culture: Has it Done What the Civil Rights Movement Couldn't Do? By Sam Hill, Professor Emeritus, University of Florida, in Journal of Southern Religion, 1998
Memoirs, Historical and Edifying, of a Missionary Apostolic of the Order of Saint Dominic among Various Indian Tribes and among the Catholics and Protestants in the United States of America By Samuel Charles Mazzuchelli. Book published in 1915
Shaping the Public Square: Protestants and Catholics in the History of the Pacific Northwest By Dale E. Soden in Word & World, Summer 2004
After 25 Years Medellin Spirit Lives, No Thanks to Vatican By Leslie Wirpsa in National Catholic Reporter, Oct 15, 1993
The Role and Mission of the Catholic Church in Mexico
Mexican Anticlerics, Bishops, Cristeros, and the Devout during the1920s: A Scholarly Debate By Donald J. Mabry, Journal of Church and State
The Role of the Catholic church and Other Religious Institutions in the Guatemalan Peace Process, 1980-1996 By Bruce J. Calder in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 2001
The Inquisition in the New World By Clara Steinberg-Spitz
Transnational Religions: The Roman Catholic Church in Brazil & the Orthodox Church in Russia By Ralph Della Cava in Sociology of Religion, 2001
The Brazilian Catholic Church and Church-State Relations: Nation-Building By Edward L. Cleary in Journal of Church and State, Spring 1997
The Young Friar and the Emperor By O. M. Alves in Seattle Catholic, November 2, 2005
Not Blaming the Pope: The Roots of the Crisis in Brazilian Base Communities By Madeleine Cousineau in Journal of Church and State, Spring 2003
Globalization, Civil Society and Religion from a Latin American Standpoint By Catalina Romero in Sociology of Religion, 2001
The Jesuit Missions (Reducciones) in South America By Marco Ramerini
How Shall We Read the History of Christianity in the Americas? By Ronald E. Osborn, School of Theology, Claremont, California, in Word & World, 1992
The Experience of the Hispanic Church in the Americas By Raymond S. Rosales, Lutheran Bible Institute in California, Anaheim, California, in Word & World, 1992
The Roman Catholic Missionary Experience in lbero-America By Stafford Poole in Word & World, 1992
Theological Resistance to the Conquest of Latin America By Michael Elphick in Australian EJournal of Theology, March 2009
Religious Orders, The Indian, And The Conquest: Fifty Years of Dispute and Contradiction By Maria Paz Haro
Overview of Christianity in Britain Article in Britannia Internet Magazine
English Catholics: A Singular History & an Uncertain Future By Bernard Bergonzi in Commonweal, June 18, 2004
Religion in Victorian England See the section on Roman Catholicism
N.D. Versus O.E.: Anonymity's Moral Ambiguity in Elizabethan Catholic Controversy By Marcy L. North in Criticism, 1998
Elizabethan Catholics and Romans 13: A Chapter in the History of Political Polemic By Glen Bowman in Journal of Church and State, Summer 2005
160 years of Farm Street By William Pearsall SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, July 2009
Mastering the Methods of Manipulation: Who Really Won the Marian Propaganda Wars? By Glen Bowman in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 2002
Swords of Honor: The Revival of Orthodox Christianity in Twentieth-Century Britain By Adam Schwartz in Logos, Winter 2001
The Observant Friar Martyrs of Greenwich By Michael Hennessy in Seattle Catholic, July 27, 2005
The Church in Scotland 1840-1940: An Overview By Iain Campbell in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, December 1999
The Early Celtic Church As an Ecclesial Entity By Ed Sellner in The Aisling Magazine, 2002
History of the Diocese of Glasgow By John Ritchie/J. S. Phillimore, from The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume VI, 1909
Ecclesiastical History of Edinburgh By D. O. Hunter-Blair, from The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume V, 1909
Catholic Association of Germany The KVD laid the foundation for Catholic charitable and social engagement throughout Central Europe, what German historians call "social Catholicism"
Bishop Kettler He made his national debut in 1848, and in the following decades became the leading Catholic social thinker in Germany
German Catholic Women On the role of Catholic women in the German revolutions of 1848-49
"To Avoid a New Kulturkampf": The Catholic Workers' Associations and National Socialism in Weimar-era Bavaria By Douglas J. Cremer in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 1999
Short history of Dutch Catholicism In the 19th and 20th century
Professionalization and Secularization in the Belgian Catholic Pillar By Karel Dobbelae in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, March-June 1979
Provocateur or Prophet? The French Church & Bishop Gaillot By Steven Englund in Commonweal, Oct 6, 1995
Church in France In the middle of the 19th century
The World of Thérčse France, Church and State in the Late 19th Century. By Leopold Glueckert, O.Carm
The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre By Scott M. Manetsch in Christian History
L'eglise de France: The Church in a Postreligious Age By Steven Englund in Commonweal, May 18, 2001
New Light under the Old Bushel: What's Happening in the French Church? By Steven Englund in Commonweal, April 23, 1993
The 1984 Covenant between the Republic of Italy and the Vatican: A Retrospective Analysis after Fifteen Years By Mauro Giovannelli in Journal of Church and State, Summer 2000
Cardinal Giacomo Antonelli Papal secretary of state for almost three decades (1848-1876), he played a key role in the counter-Risorgimento which opposed Italian unification, influencing Italian and European affairs in the process
Papal States Before 1849
Papal States: Exiles and Political Prisoners In the 1840s
Popes through the Ages By Joseph Brusher, S.J.
Pius IX The longest-reigning pope, who played an important part in 19th century Italian and European developments, shaping the character of the Catholic church and the papacy prior to Vatican II
The Church in Finland today
The History of the Catholic Church in Norway
The Church and the Holy Spirit in 20th Century Russia By Boris Bobrinskoy in Ecumenical Review, 2000
Nec Plus, Nec Minus, Nec Aliter: A Brief History of the Russian Byzantine Catholic Church and the Russian Catholics By Reader Methodios Stadnik
Roman Catholicism in Today's Russia: The Troubled Heritage By Daniel L. Schlafly, Jr. in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 1997
Evangelical Christianity in Africa By Mark A. Rockeymoore, July 2008
Piety and Politics in African Christianity: The Roles of the Church and the Democratization Process By Caleb Oladipo in Journal of Church and State, Spring 2003
A History of Christianity in Egypt
Correspondence as a New Source for African History: Some Evidence from Colonial Eritrea By Irma Taddia, University of Bologna, in Cahiers d'Etudes africaines, 2000
From Cairo to the Cape: The Significance of Coptic Orthodoxy for African Christianity By John W. de Gruchy, Department of Religious Studies, University of Cape Town, in Journal of Theology for Southern Africa, November 1997
A Synod 'of Africa,' 'for Africa,' or 'New Pentecost'? By Peter Hebblethwaite in National Catholic Reporter, April 22, 1994
Synod on Africa a World Away from Real-Life African Church By Peter Hebblethwaite in National Catholic Reporter, April 8, 1994
The Use of Oral Sources in African Church History Dr Philippe Denis, University of Natal, 1992
The Tanzania Catholic Church
History of the Diocese of Eshowe, South Africa
A Catholic Voice against British imperialism: F C Kolbe's Opposition to the Second Anglo-Boer War Article by Frederick Hale in Religion and Theology
"Tukutendereza Yesu" The Balokole Revival in Uganda By Kevin Ward
A History of Christianity in Uganda By Kevin Ward in the Dictionary of African Christian Biography
A Brief History of the Church in Rwanda By Kevin Ward in the Dictionary of African Christian Biography
Catholics & Colonialism: The Church's Failure in Rwanda By Todd Salzman in Commonweal, May 23, 1997
African Initiated Churches Originating in Kenya By Dr. Philomena N. Mwaura of Kenyatta University in the Dictionary of African Christian Biography
Christianity in Sudan By Andrew C. Wheeler in the Dictionary of African Christian Biography, 1991
The Politics of Catholic Education in Zambia: 1891-1964 By Brendan Carmody in Journal of Church and State, Autumn 2002
Christianity in Africa: A Historical Appraisal By Samson A Fatokun, University of Pretoria, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2005
Freedom of Religion in South Africa: Then and Now, 1652 – 2008 By P Coertzen, University of Stellenbosch, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2008
The Marks of the Church in South Africa Today - In Dialogue with Jürgen Moltmann on his 80th Birthday By P J Naude, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2006
An African Theology of Colonisation By Dibinga Wa Said in Harvard Theological Review, 1971
Thabo Mbeki's Bible: The Role of the Religion in the South African Public Realm after Liberation By Gerald West, Ujamaa Centre for Community Development and Research, School of Religion and Theology, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 2008
The Church and the Struggle for South Africa By John W. de Gruchy in Theology Today, 19866
Jesus in the Morning, Voodoo in the Evening By Thilo Thielke in Spiegel Online, 2007
Some Thoughts on African Liberation: From Independence to True Liberation - Part 1 - Part 2 By Gwinyai Muzorewa in The Other Journal, December 2005
African Witchcraft in Theological Perspective By I.W.C. van Wyk in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2004
Doomsday movements in Africa: Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God By Pieter M. Venter in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2006
Post-Independent Mainline Churches in Africa (1975-2000) By J.W. Hofmeyr in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2004
Seemingly Harmless New Christian Religious Movements in South Africa Pose Serious Threats of Spiritual Abuse By Stephan P. Pretorius in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2007
The Asian Face of the Good News By Michael Amaladoss, SJ, 2002
The Church in Asia: Twenty and Forty Years After Vatican II By Francisco F. Claver, SJ in FABC Papers, 2005
Holy Ghost in the Highlands: The Spiritans on Kilimanjaro, 1892-1953 By Matthew V. Bender, Ph.D. in Spiritan Horizons, Fall 2008. Go to page 69
Stones and Stories: Reconstructing the Christianization of the Golan
History of the Maronite Patriarchate
Aspects of Maronite History, by Chorbishop Seely Beggiani:
Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five Part Six Part Seven Part Eight Part Nine
The History of Melkites
The Armenian Catholic Church
The Chaldean Church of the East
The Syriac Catholic Church
Beliefs of Catholics in Asia By Edmund Chia, FSC
Faith and Values: Case Studies of Chinese Intellectual Christians Gao Shining, April 2006
A Brief History of the Church in China By John G. Lemond, Tao Fong Shan Christian Centre, Hong Kong, in Word & World, Spring 1997
China's Catholics: Devout & Divided; Persecution Nurtures Defiance By Richard Madsen in Commonweal, April 25, 1997
Patterns of Conversion within the Chinese Catholic Christian Community By Fr. John Tong, in Word & World, Spring 1997
The Church in Taiwan, ROC: Brief History
The Attempt of Matteo Ricci to Link Chinese and Western Cultures Chapter 11 of the book Confucianism, Buddhism, Daoism, Christianity and Chinese Culture by Tang Yi-Jie
Matteo Ricci: Shaped by the Chinese By Nicolas Standaert in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, May 2010
Matteo Ricci's Legacy: A Loving Patience By Yves Camus SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, May 2010
Of Rites and Wrongs By Liam Brockey. The Chinese rites controversy of the seventeenth century entangled Jesuits in Europe as well as in China. Company Magazine, Winter 2006-07
History of the Catholic Church in Korea
Overview of the History of the Catholic Church in Japan
Journey to the West By J. S. A. Elisonas in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 2007. About four Japanese teens who were paraded in Spain and returned to Japan. Three became Jesuits
Secrecy and the Transmission of Tradition: Issues in the Study of the "Underground" Christians By Peter Nosco in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 1993
The Brotherhoods (Confrarias) and Lay Support for the Early Christian Church in Japan By Joăo Paulo Oliveira e Costa in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 2007
The Conversion of Hideyoshi's Daughter Gô By Tomoko Kitagawa in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 2007
The Experiences of Christians During the Underground Years and Thereafter By Peter Nosco in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 2007
Catholics as Remnant in Japan: after Turbulent Past, Church Still Culturally at Odds with Japanese By Gary L. Chamberlain in National Catholic Reporter, Sept 30, 1994
History of Sacred Heart in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
The Catholic Community in Australia
Partition and Amalgamation among Women's Religious Institutes in Australia, 1838-1917 By Rosa MacGinley PBVM
Articles by Francis X. Hezel, SJ
A Synod and a Pastoral Plan: The Reception of Ecclesia in Oceania in Papua New Guinea By Philip Gibbs SVD in Australian EJournal of Theology, March 2008
Russian Orthodox church: early history and art
The Historical Development of Greek Orthodoxy By Demetrios Constantelos in Understanding the Greek Orthodox Church, Hellenic College Press, Boston 1990
Reformation Ink Reformation classics, including documents by Luther, Calvin, and others
History of Protestantism Dr. Wylie's Monumental History was first published in 1878. It covers a vast period from the beginnings of Christianity to the revolution in Great Britain in 1688
How did the Mennonite Church begin?
Anabaptist-Mennonite History
The Anabaptist Story
The Origins of the Pentecostal Movement
The Church in the Village, the Village in the Church: Pentecostalism in Teso, Uganda By Ben Jones in Cahiers d'Études africaines, 2005
A Brief History of the Presbyterian Church in America
A History of the Methodist Episcopal Church By Nathan Bangs, D.D
Church History Lectures From a Seventh-day Adventist perspective
Unitarian Universalist Origins: Our Historic Faith
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History: Our Story The United Methodist Church
A History of the Moravian Church 1909 edition, by Joseph Edmund Hutton
Baptist History
The Complete List of Popes
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28/9/2012 3.13pm by Linda Gough
Editor in chief of Anaesthesia and former COPE council member, Steve Yentis, has written three blogs on research misconduct: infamous names in anaesthesia—part one, part two and part three.
21/9/2012 4.30pm
COPE is pleased to announce its first seminar in South America, to be held on Monday, November 12 (8:30 am to 5 pm), in Brazil. The meeting will take place during the annual meeting of the Brazilian Association of Scientific Editors (ABEC), at the Costão do Santinho Resort, Florianópolis, 300 miles south of São Paulo.
20/9/2012 9.50am by Linda Gough
See report in Nature on the anaesthesiology community trying to move on after fraud investigations
7/9/2012 9.32am
Download the Autumn issue of Ethical Editing, the newsletter from COPE. This issue's theme is ''Connections''. We would very much welcome any feedback or comments you may have. Please contact us via the website.
3/9/2012 2.56pm
The next COPE Forum meeting is being held on Tuesday 11 September 2012, 3-5pm, in the Council Chamber, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), 5-11 Theobalds Road, London WC1X 8SH. All COPE members are welcome to attend, whether or not they are presenting a case. Download the agenda and materials here (PDF, 179kb).
31/8/2012 9.49am by Linda Gough
"Credit for scientific research contributions must be clearly and appropriately assigned at the time of publication"......so begins as editorial in Science, calling for an end to honorary authorship. The articles goes on to say that "Research institutions should develop and promulgate clear statements in their research policies about the importance of upholding ethical standards of authorship". Read the full report here.
20/8/2012 3.59pm by Linda Gough
Researchers set up independent review panel after misconduct scandals hit government. See the article in Nature .
15/8/2012 2.46pm
The New England Journal of Medicine is one of 850 new journals who have joined COPE this year. Other new members include Hindawi Publishing Corporation (Egypt and USA), Ubiquity Press (UK), Libertas Academia (New Zealand), ediPUCRS (Brazil), the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) and the American Institute of Physics (USA).
10/8/2012 12.45pm by Linda Gough
The European Association of Science Editors (EASE) has issued the 2012 edition of EASE Guidelines, available in 20 languages. The updated edition includes some new material, such as practical tips for junior researchers. Besides, EASE supports the global initiative Healthcare Information For All by 2015 (www.HIFA2015.org) by advising authors to make abstracts of their papers highly informative, reliable, and easily understandable.
3/8/2012 12.13pm
14 of the 17 COPE flowcharts are now available in Persian. The remaining three (fabricated data in a submitted manuscript, fabricated data in a published manuscript, and how COPE deals with complaints againt member journals) will be available shortly. The Persian flowcharts join the Italian, Spanish, French and Chinese versions already available. Korean, Japanese, Turkish and Croatian will be coming soon.