Cracking the code

Article Abstract:

The District of Columbia's rich Masonic history with Washington having 30 lodges from the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, including the big house of the Temple of the Scottish rite and George Washington Masonic National Memorial in Alexandria is depicted in the Da Brown's sequel to 'The Da Vinci Code'. The list of temples, lodges, and masons in Washington is included and the famous, rich, and influential personalities attached to the masons are noted.

Washington, Description and travel, Portrayals, Geographic overview, Stone buildings

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Blown away

Article Abstract:

Martin Harwit lost his position as director of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum when he decided to educate the public about the terrible impact caused by military bombing strategies on humanity. His attitude was deemed too anti-military by high-ranking military officials.

Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Museum directors, Smithsonian Institution. National Air and Space Museum, Harwit, Martin

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Possessed

Article Abstract:

Jesuit priests, William S. Bowden and Walter Halloran, exorcised a 13 year old boy whowas possessed by an evil spirit. The events prior to and during the exorcism performed by the priests are revealed through the accounts of those who personally witnessed the event.

Reports, Demoniac possession, Exorcism

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