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  • Changing the default Free Republic search option

    10/26/2015 3:10:01 AM PDT · by Crazieman · 36 replies
    Free Republic | 10/26/2015 | Crazieman
    Just throwing out an idea based on an observation. In all my years on FR, watching the duplicate threads show up, and the users insisting they searched for existing articles. I believe them. The problem lies in the default searching option in my view. Change it from keywords to title. The title search is vastly more useful and is what I use to detect duplicate articles, and I suspect the same to many of those that enjoy pointing them out. In my observation, many duplicate articles are a result of inaccurate or incomplete keyword lists that don't quite literally have...
  • UNDERGROUND ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP ARRESTED IN CHINA

    01/13/2005 2:01:50 AM PST · by Robert Drobot · 3 replies · 379+ views
    Cardinal Kung Foundation ^ | 06 Jan 2005 | Editors
    Stamford, Connecticut, U.S.A. Bishop Jia Zhi Guo ÙZÖ·øÖ÷½Ì, the underground Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Zheng Ding in Hebei Province was arrested by three officials of the Religious Bureau on January 5, 2005 at approximately 5:30 in the afternoon (Beijing time) in a church located in Wu Qiu village. According to a report that we received, Bishop Jia could have been detained somewhere in Shijiazhung. In fact, Bishop Jia was also arrested on December 14 together with 11 priests. They were all released shortly after few hours. Bishop Jia is 69 years old and was ordained a bishop...
  • Does The Vatican Have A Duty To Declare One Roman Catholic Church in China?

    03/10/2004 4:47:28 AM PST · by Robert Drobot · 12 replies · 715+ views
    Two of the three documents/articles below were prepared within The Vatican. The first document/article focuses on the present day China's persecution of the Roman Catholic Church in China ( commonly referred to as China's "underground Catholic Church"). The second document/article quotes Cardinal Etchegaray, retired president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. He has frequently served as the Pope's diplomatic envoy. On 03 October 2003, he publicly denied the existence of a divide between the underground and Chinese government-recognized 'patriotic' Catholic Church. "There is only one Church with two faces," he said. "There is not one 'patriotic' Church and...