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An estimated 33 million people observed 9/11 over the weekend by engaging in charitable activities from simple good deeds to organized volunteer work, according to a survey conducted last week for MyGoodDeed Inc. (911day.org), one of the official organizers of the 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance. Organizers believe Sunday may have been the single largest day of charitable service in U.S. history. “It’s historic,” says David Paine, co-founder of MyGoodDeed. “It far exceeded our expectations for this day. We anticipated mobilizing 10 million people."

wondered why Sikhs and Hindus and Muslims but not the Southern Baptists, or pastors of the Synod Lutheran Missouri or the more traditional wing of Presbyterians were in the program's Cathedral. Other commentators thought the clergy of the Episcopal cathedral was for the scores of the nation of Christian faith, as the rabbi of Washington Hebrew Congregation, a Reform synagogue, stood for a dozen branches of the Jewish tradition and so on.

Women who have undergone an abortion have an 81 percent higher risk for mental health problems and are more likely to attempt suicide, abuse alcohol and suffer depression, Baptist Press reports. The researchers examined 22 studies from 1995-2009 involving 877,000 women, including 163,000 who had experienced an abortion. The report said there actually are “hundreds of studies” showing a link between abortion and serious mental health risks, and that three recent studies that reached a very different conclusion had major flaws.

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