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- Mervin Spencer v. St. John the Baptist Parish, et, (5th Cir. 2011)
Case: 11-30172 Document: 00511600788 Page: 1 Date Filed: 09/13/2011 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS ...
- Federal Circuits
- Odds and Ends: Mormon Actor to Play John the Baptist
A Mormon actor from England is about to make his big-screen debut. Gideon Wilkins, a 32-year-old actor from Warwick, England, has been chosen to play John the Baptist in a movie being produced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- September 24, 2011
- Environmental Impact Statements, Availability, etc.: St. John the Baptist and St. James Parishes, Louisiana
- FR, May 15, 2009
- Notices
- Federal Highway Administration

- The Diet of John the Baptist: 'Locusts and Wild Honey' in Synoptic and Patristic Interpretation.
The Diet of John the Baptist: "Locusts and Wild Honey" in Synoptic and Patristic Interpretation. By James A. Kelhoffer. Wissenschaftliche Untersuchung...
- Currents in Theology and Mission
- Vol. 36 Nbr. 3, June 2009
- Cave Used by John the Baptist, Archaeologists Believe
The Associated Press KIBBUTZ TZUBA, Israel - Archaeologists think they've found a cave where John the Baptist baptized many of his followers - basing their theory on thousands of shards from ritual jugs, a stone used for foot cleansing and wall carvings telling the story of the biblical preacher.
- Charleston Gazette
- August 17, 2004
- Celebrating the Enduring Quality of Faith ; As St. John the Baptist Parish Marks Its 175 Years in Lockport, Bishop Shares Time of Historic Renewal
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church on Chestnut Street belies the long history of its parish. The church's sweeping sloped roof and triangular shape -- constructed between 1968 and 1970 -- resemble a dove. Modern stained- glass windows run from floor to ceiling behind the altar, and a new crucifix is suspended from the ceiling.
- Buffalo News
- December 22, 2009
- John the Baptist May Have Used Cave ; Site Potentially Major Archaeological Find
KIBBUTZ TZUBA, Israel - Archaeologists think they've found a cave where John the Baptist baptized many of his followers basing their theory on thousands of shards from ritual jugs, a stone used for foot cleansing and wall carvings telling the story of the biblical preacher. Only a few artifacts linked to New Testament figures have ever been found in the Holy Land, and the cave is potentially a major discovery in biblical archaeology.
- The Columbian
- August 17, 2004
- Businessman Pleads Guilty to Bribing Ex-St. John the Baptist Parish President
The owner of a consulting engineering firm charged with conspiracy to bribe the former president of St. John the Baptist Parish pleaded guilty today. Prosecutors said Ray Anthony Davezac, 55, of Destrehan, who owned and operated Davezac Consulting Engineers, paid $5,000 as a bribe -- solicited May 5 by William Hubbard -- in exchange for a parish contract.
- New Orleans City Business
- April 29, 2010
- 140 Years and Going Strong St. John the Baptist has Come a Long Way From Little Country Church
As a child, Emily Thompson attended many a Sunday Mass at the old St. John the Baptist Catholic Church on Jennings Street, a red- roofed, red-brick building that is now home to the Newburgh Country Store. Thompson (then Emily Sasse) and her siblings grew up in a modest house across the street. She said she remembers her parents paying a "pew rental" and being assigned a regular spot during Sunday Mass -- a far cry from the modern services her children and grandchildren attend today.
- Evansville Courier & Press
- August 25, 2006
- John the Baptist's Cave Found?; Site Believed to Be Major Discovery of Biblical Archaeology
KIBBUTZ TZUBA, Israel (AP) - Archaeologists think they've found a cave where John the Baptist baptized many of his followers - basing their theory on thousands of shards from ritual jugs, a stone used for foot cleansing and wall carvings telling the story of the biblical preacher. Only a few artifacts linked to New Testament figures have ever been found in the Holy Land, and the cave is potentially a major discovery in biblical archaeology.
- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- August 17, 2004