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Lawrence ministries join effort to revive religion in the U.S.S.R.
By Mauricio Rios
Kansan staff writer
The Soviet Union is experiencing a religious rebirth, and churches across the United States and in Lawrence are the lofted.
Father Vince Krische of the St Lawrence Catholic Campus Center said that churches in Lawrence were collecting money to help Russian and other Eastern European churches.
"In the future, we will develop more ties." Krische said.
Personal communication ties as well as economic ties need to be fostered, he said, but economic support is what those churches needed urgently.
Krische said that next summer, 30 theology students from Hungary would be in Lawrence.
colleagues, he said.
The students would spend four weeks sharing their educational experiences and learning from their U.S.
He said there was no plan to send U.S. students to Hungary in exchange. People in the communist world were not allowed to travel for more than 40 years. Kristina said
"When they took the church a way,
they took freedom away," he said.
Although it had been forbidden by the government, religion was practiced secretly, he said.
Krische said the Catholic Church had deep connections with the Soviet Union.
He cited a meeting between Pope John Paul II and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev as instrumental in toppling communism.
"Probably the pope is more responsible of the fall of communism than anybody else." he said.
The Unity Temple in Kansas City, Mo., conducted a joint ceremony Sun
day morning with a Soviet Unity church. The ceremony was broadcast by satellite.
Duke Tufty, senior minister at the Unity Temple, said, "I see this union as the basis for a world spiritual community."
Kristie said he was not aware that churches in Lawrence had developed the same practice.
He said he thought that it was important for U.S. churches to increase involvement with churches in Eastern Europe.
Conrad Joseph, KU professor of Slavic languages and literature, agreed.
He said he thought it was good that churches across the country were helping churches in the Soviet Union.
"It's better that we are able to establish relations with people that were considered our enemies," he said.
Paramedics beaten and injured by mob
The Associated Press
CHARLESTON, W. Va. — Two paramedics were beaten and cut with shards of glass by an angry mob during a call to help a man who wounded himself during a domestic dispute, authorities said.
Tim Berry, 32, and Mike Wheeler, 39, were attacked early Sunday when they were called to help 18-year-old Charles Holbrook, who allegedly punched out a window at a coin laundry after a fight with his girlfriend.
The paramedics said that half a dozen male bystanders
surrounded Hollbrook when they arrived
"The crowd tried to keep us from the patient," Wheeler said. "Apparently they thought they were better paramedics than we were. We couldn't even get the door opened to get to our equipment."
Wheeler sustained minor injuries, while his partner was cut and had to have stitches in his face, head and hand.
Police arrested a 17-year-old male and charged him with battery. James Witrow, 19, also was arrested and charged with malicious wounding, battery, obstructing a paramedic and destruction of property.
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Texas pilot finds help on turnpike after crash
BAZAAR, Kan. — The pilot of a plane that crashed and caught fire in Chase County yesterday morning was able to reach the nearby Kansas Turnpike and flag down a motorist for help.
Dispatcher Suzanne Asbridge of the Turnpike Authority said the motorist took the pilot, Dale R. Opitz, 67, of Amarillo, Texas, to Newman Hospital in Emporia. A supervisor there said Opitz, who suffered severe bruise and wound, was transferred to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan.
Asbridge said the singleengine plane apparently crashed about 7:30 a.m. in the Filtle Hills southwest of Emporia. The crash site was in the quarter-weed west of the turnip.
Officials were told Opitz left the Emporia airport, heading south, then decided to turn back after encountering fog.
The Chase County sheriff's department sent deputies to the scene, and a Federal Aviation Administration investigator was en route from Wichita.
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