They were all people who worshiped other Gods or worshiped the same one Jesus did in an unorthodox way, she says.
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"Every morning, my dad worshiped his gods, which were the Hindu gods, in his shrine, and every morning I worshiped my gods, which were superheroes," Mr. Patel said in a recent telephone interview.
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It became a sacred formula, worshiped by the international community.
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Her improvident American father died young; her mother worshiped her.
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It became a second home where they sometimes worshiped together.
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Omar Mateen, the Orlando nightclub gunman, had occasionally worshiped there.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF source: MinuteEarthIt's a story that stretches back 11 million years, cats have had a long journey from being worshiped by ancient civilizations to being worshiped by the memelords.
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Until the 7th century CE, there were sects that worshiped Lilith.
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Almost every alley features yet another wildly decorated, ardently worshiped Ganesh.
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Curious about a man she has worshiped since childhood, she accepts.
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"He was my Prince Charming, and I worshiped him," she said.
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The mother of God worshiped at the cathedral is Notre Dame.
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As Nat Kadaws though, "they are worshiped" without discrimination and stigma.
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Both women worshiped at Bay Ridge Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Lorraine worshiped at the altar of clarity and organization in her writing.
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The God he worshiped wants us to have passionate and meaningful sex.
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Mr. Pence's parents were Chicago Irish Catholics who worshiped John F. Kennedy.
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But Osun is not the only deity worshiped in the Sacred Grove.
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Cummings's memorial service is scheduled at New Psalmist Baptist Church, where Cummings worshiped.
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The mother of God who is worshiped at the cathedral is Notre Dame.
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We ate together, we laughed together, we cried together and we worshiped together.
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The First Time As a boy in the '70s, I worshiped Evel Knievel.
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Growing up in Canada, they worshiped Nirvana, Green Day and the Smashing Pumpkins.
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Mr. Singh, 26, said he knew several people who worshiped at the mosque.
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Bulls represented the spirit of immortality, Conrad wrote, and were worshiped in elaborate ways.
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Considered the personification of goddess Ganga, it is worshiped by millions of the faithful.
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"They worshiped Charlie like a god," former Manson Family member Barbara Hoyt told CNN.
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My inner troll worshiped not the David but the cracks in the David's ankles.
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Is Supreme, the skateboard-inspired clothing brand worshiped by streetwear disciples everywhere, officially over?
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While larger, sedentary civilizations often worshiped entities responsible for protecting elements like human affairs.
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She is honored by the faithful as the mother of God, but not worshiped.
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Cameron worshiped his father but resented having to share him with his many fans.
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"He's loved and worshiped by a good half of the country," CNN's Gul Tuysuz says.
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"When I was a kid, growing up, I worshiped all the illustrators," Mr. Kors said.
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We landed on Nathan Lane, whom we had both worked with often and worshiped unconditionally.
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It affects all the senses, and in primitive societies was considered a God, and worshiped.
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The men are portrayed as witty, imperfect individuals rather than austere icons to be worshiped.
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The girl, who was sexually assaulted, told, authorities the men had a satanic statue they worshiped.
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Icons, after all, are fundamentally visual artifacts; they demand to be worshiped through a supplicant's gaze.
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Parishioners worshiped on the ground floor of a modest four-story building at 155 Cedar Street.
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Those who knew and worshiped with Mr. Akonjee described him as a quiet and pious man.
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" I'm assuming you've already worshiped at the altar of Sandra Oh, including the gripping "American Crime.
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There is no right way to consume it; it's as easily dismantled as it is worshiped.
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We would go hang out in the East Village every weekend, and we worshiped Sid Vicious.
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It was built in 21980, one of four shrines where the emperor worshiped key heavenly bodies.
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Meredith: Congratulations to Shakespeare, who is held above "poor Jesus" and worshiped in the Pierce household.
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The suspect in the attack lived in Paterson and may have worshiped at the mosque. Rep.
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They taste almost exactly like the Chick-fil-A nuggets I worshiped at college in North Carolina.
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The secular religion worshiped in the Western parliaments was globalization (or, in the European Union's case, Europeanization).
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Is Allah, the God of Muslims, a different deity from the one worshiped by Jews and Christians?
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Mr. Oliver has spoken before of being impossibly in love with men he worshiped shyly and hopelessly.
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In that year they destroyed several temples where Palmyrenes had worshiped a panoply of pre-Islamic gods.
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Future anthropologists might conclude that, via the Sun, the people who called themselves Americans worshiped War and Baseball.
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It beat out the universally worshiped icons Ryan Gosling and Meryl Streep, who rounded out the top three.
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The service was held at the Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall where Prince worshiped in Hopkins, Minnesota, near Minnetonka.
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In the early '00s, I worshiped the characters on shows like Dawson's Creek, 7th Heaven, and Laguna Beach.
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They revered bears and wolves, and worshiped gods embodied in the natural elements like water, fire and wind.
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"There was a crowd of girls who almost hero-worshiped her," said Sheena Harris, a triathlete in Squamish.
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He desires to be worshiped, and He has revealed aspects of Himself in both nature and in Scripture.
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The people of East Timor, also known as Timor-Leste, have for centuries revered and even worshiped crocodiles.
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Per Roman Catholic doctrine, she is honored by the faithful as the mother of God, but not worshiped.
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When she was 19913, her older sister Barbara, whom she worshiped, committed suicide at the age of 18.
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The congregation has worshiped on the Upper West Side since 1888, and now has just over 100 members.
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Architects worshiped high modernists like Louis Kahn and Le Corbusier while conservationists focused on ancient and colonial monuments.
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Dr. Seuss is worshiped in our house and is a go-to even now in the Tambor family.
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Members of the Sudanese community worshiped at a nondenominational church in Kentwood that offers a service for Arabic speakers.
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While in Rajasthan, India, rats are worshiped at the Karni Mata Temple, also known as The Temple of Rats.
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The company has also found partners in streetwear brands worshiped by young consumers, such as Alife and Chinatown Market.
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It's a ritual that requires patience, and faith, but the perfect pulled pork shoulder is something to be worshiped.
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I found myself increasingly drawn to Susan Sontag as a psychic opposite to the sad-lady sirens I'd worshiped.
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"I worshiped him and he rejected me," said Ms. Mathiowetz, a 33-year-old freelance photographer in Somerville, Mass.
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For a decade-plus, Washington worshiped the power of the tech giants because they were cool and had coin.
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Not because I hate my fans or anything, but because being worshiped or idolized is a wholly unnatural feeling.
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Earlier, popular Bollywood actresses like Priyanka Chopra, who's currently ruling American television, have also been worshiped on Valentine's Day.
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Patricia Krenwinkel was a former bullied teen who worshiped Manson and later described her life with him as idyllic.
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It is a place where he felt "worshiped" during a summertime visit, and to which he hankers to return.
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"We worshiped him as a god even though he had no interest in being a god," Mr. Burfoot said.
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" Maren Morris offered "My Church," then worshiped at the altar of Dolly Parton with a reggae-infused "9 to 5.
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Ancient Egyptians may not have worshiped their cats, but there's ample evidence that they viewed the small mammals as divine.
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What in the World In a country where movie stars are treated like gods, some actors are worshiped like deities.
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In 2010, he tweeted "lil wayne deserves to be worshiped," and the same year he compared Wayne to Mick Jagger.
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The idea of folklore and magic was intertwined with the everyday lives of those who worshiped at the parish church.
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Hundreds of people living there worshiped in circular shrines and made haunting, wide-eyed sculptures that stood three feet high.
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It is also important because it offers the earliest descriptions of the gods that Chinese worshiped in that formative period.
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If these were the conditions under which hundreds of thousands of people worshiped, how then did they live and work?
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Others he retrofitted into capriccios of the multifaith city, whose inhabitants worshiped a collection of Babylonian, Phoenician and Greek gods.
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Both Stephanie and Joy, the mothers, seem proud to have raised sons so appealing to the planet's most worshiped person.
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It is still unclear whether the two other congregations that worshiped in that building — New Light and Dor Hadash — will return.
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Although this would be enough to upset anyone, but we have to remember Mary Whitney worshiped the rebellion more than anyone.
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Photo via Dustin Kensrue Brand New's discography is arguably one of the most worshiped collection of four records in the scene.
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I heard from more than several hopefuls that they worshiped Paula Deen and to hoped to be just like her someday.
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Less than two years have passed since 26 people were gunned down as they worshiped at a Sutherland Springs, Texas church.
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Did Maher respond by noting the MAGA bomber who worshiped Trump and sent pipe bombs to some of Trump's favorite targets?
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He was referred to as a god in certain circumstances, and he set up a temple where he could be worshiped.
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For inspiration, he began to make annual trips to New York, a place he'd worshiped from afar as the quintessential metropolis.
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Advising from prison Meanwhile, most of the conspirators in the 113 World Trade Center bombing worshiped at mosques where Sheikh Rahman preached.
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The frantic calls to 9-1-1 were streaming in as people were being shot first outside then inside as they worshiped.
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Whereas investors once worshiped growth at nearly any cost at a start-up, many are now more concerned about profitability, entrepreneurs said.
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That ideology, which culminated in wartime atrocities, required a godlike emperor who could be worshiped as the literal embodiment of the nation.
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He grew up in a tight-knit extended Mormon family that lived in proximity and that often worked, vacationed and worshiped together.
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Mr. Harari's future is one in which big data is worshiped, artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence, and some humans develop Godlike abilities.
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For almost 500 years, pilgrims worshiped the Virgin's dark visage, and it accrued the kind of mythic currency integral to Catholic worship.
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Ayesha Venkataraman writes in the article: In a country where movie stars are treated like gods, some actors are worshiped like deities.
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He believed in trousers for women — the neater and more body-conscious the better — and worshiped the modernist architect and designer Le Corbusier.
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The focus for the pop star wasn't his worldwide fame, but Jehovah, say the people who worshiped with him for the last decade.
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Racism and segregation were his articles of faith; religious pluralism meant that Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Methodists worshiped within walking distance of each other.
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"The story of our lives is written in interiors, how we lived, how we worked, how we played, how we worshiped," he added.
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Long before the term "interfaith dialogue" became common, Thurman worshiped with people of other faiths and warned about the dangers of religious fundamentalism.
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"I am very happy that we held the wedding at this Meiji Shrine where my great grandfather Meiji Emperor is worshiped," Ayako said.
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He would open a store focused exclusively on selling the brand of pianos he had worshiped during his days as a budding concert pianist.
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He is a walking symbol of what so many fought for: As a black man in America, LeBron is worshiped as an oppositional figure.
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"They drew me in whatever imagery they wanted of me and they just kept me there and worshiped me," she said of the public.
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Mr. Northam retreated on Sunday to his native Eastern Shore, where he worshiped at the church he has long attended, First Baptist Church Capeville.
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Mr. Wichs lived on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with his wife, Rebecca Guttman, and worshiped at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun on East 85th Street.
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They accurately rendered the steeples of churches where foreigners worshiped amid pagodas, as well as international flags flying over colonnaded wharf buildings and ship riggings.
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I just worshiped that show — when I went to see it, it was one of the funniest shows I'd ever seen in my entire life.
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Aboud, a 24-year-old Palestinian who has never before joined the midday Muslim prayers, says he wanted to stand alongside Muslims as they worshiped.
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Three militia members plotted to detonate a bomb at a housing complex in western Kansas where Somali immigrants lived and worshiped, federal investigators said Friday.
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At Mr. Brown's Third Baptist Church, attendance has been steadily declining; on a recent Sunday, around 150 parishioners worshiped in a sanctuary that seats 1,100.
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If, in other parts of the world, beauty pageants have come to be seen as demeaning spectacles, in Venezuela finalists are still worshiped as icons.
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And he too is in the show: a 10th-century sculpture in gilded lacquered wood from the Ishiyamadera Temple that was worshiped in Murasaki's day.
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This building, established in 1887 as the Eldridge Street Synagogue, is filled with memories of the many Lower East Side Jewish immigrants who worshiped there.
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How much do ordinary customers care about the cultural capital of storied brands like Saint Laurent, so prized and cosseted and worshiped by the industry?
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The rally was held at Rupp Arena, home to the University of Kentucky men's basketball team, which is worshiped in this part of the commonwealth.
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The legendary founder of New York party, The Loft, and intrepid selector, has long been celebrated—worshiped even—for an esoteric attention to acoustics and atmosphere.
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Apparel company Delia's was worshiped by tween girls in the 90s, who eagerly thumbed through its catalog to search for their favorite outfits in its pages.
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The gunman was an Army veteran on a mission of hate chose that day to enter the temple and start slaughtering people, some as they worshiped.
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Somewhere, squashed in a corner of a closet in your attic, you may still have that ratty, damp washcloth-smelling blanket you worshiped as a child.
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Like Maggie Nelson—another adamant non-memoirist whose idiosyncratic personal writing is similarly worshiped by young women—Solnit gains her momentum from erudition rather than confession.
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The figure of Baphomet was associated with the 12th-century Catholic military order the Knights Templar and has since been worshiped by occultists including Aleister Crowley.
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Yet it has also been a source of controversy, drawing attention twice in recent years as a place where young men who staged attacks had worshiped.
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Yet it has also been a hub of controversy, drawing attention twice in recent years as a place where young men who staged attacks had worshiped.
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What we can say for sure is what is not there: images of the gods that pre-Islamic Arabs once worshiped and kept inside the Kaaba.
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Her celebrity meant she was worshiped by those who were as interested in how she looked — and what that look represented — as in what she made.
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His wife, Naomi Fuchs, who attended the rededication with him, had worshiped there with her family as a child, when she was known as Naomi Groob.
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A 50-acre park in the Jianguomenwai diplomatic district, the temple was built in 1530, one of four shrines where the emperor worshiped key heavenly bodies.
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He hobbled through five more seasons plagued by injuries, dwindling production and a rising chorus of boos from a fan base that had once worshiped him.
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When it opened, Mets fans complained that the stadium celebrated the team Fred Wilpon had worshiped as a child, the Brooklyn Dodgers, more than the Mets.
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Somehow I had begun to think that by knowing what a person looked like or how he worshiped I could classify him as either dangerous or safe.
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Kim is worshiped by his own people as a god, while outsiders have long-formed their opinions about him; he has no need for a propaganda coup.
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Sarah and Lindsey, a celibate lesbian couple who don't reveal their last names on their blog "A Queer Calling," worshiped in Eastern Orthodox churches for several years.
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Part of Human Revolution's charm was how decidedly unmodern it was, a janky but earnest cyberpunk game that worshiped at Deus Ex's feet—perhaps to a fault.
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For a brief moment I considered living in L.A. All the Rhodeslis — as the members of the community referred to themselves — lived together, worked together, worshiped together.
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The previous Elantra had three problems: The steering hero-worshiped Novocain, occupants grew hoarse from shouting over road noise, and large potholes betrayed a lack of structure.
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The three men had plotted to blow up the complex that also contained a mosque, where the immigrants lived and worshiped, according to the Department of Justice.
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Yes, that was it: Susan Fowler showed us the donkeys that were worshiped as kings by the VCs and investors and boards and, yes, the media, too.
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They spoke the old tongue, worshiped the old gods, keep the old ways (such as respecting guest right) and faced the White Walkers some 8,000 years ago.
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The chefs who taught me to cook worshiped the tool, and I learned to make everything from mayonnaise and guacamole to masala and bread crumbs using it.
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He and his family worshiped at the Jamaat Al Mumineen mosque in Margate, where Mr. Ali was known as a regular volunteer at social and cultural events.
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Mr. Ahearn, 66, was upset in 2015 when the archdiocese closed the Church of Holy Agony in East Harlem, where his family worshiped for over 15 years.
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Officials at the Manchester Islamic Center, also known as Didsbury Mosque, where the Abedi family worshiped, have condemned the attack, but declined to talk about the family.
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One man, who has worshiped at the mosque for 15 years and gave his name only as Mohammad, said Mr. Ullah prayed there regularly, especially during Ramadan.
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The elder Kim's father, North Korea's revolutionary founder Kim Il-sung, developed a Stalinist cult of personality that saw him and his son worshiped as demi-gods.
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Ten years after the prince passed away, it was discovered by the public and became the foundation for a worldwide religion that worshiped his life and his time.
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Dylan O'Brien -- the star of the 'Maze Runner' movies -- is still a beautiful specimen to be worshiped despite a broken face ... so says his co-star Dexter Darden.
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While most kids were at summer camp learning to pinch pots, Scio spent the season observing the operation of one of the most worshiped retreats in the business.
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They may be worshiped as gods by thousands of fans, but K-pop boyband JJCC aren't shy about revealing the hard work that goes on behind the scenes.
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Of course we worshiped the game, like every other soul who drew breath in North Carolina, but nobody ever said a worship service was supposed to be fun.
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If comfort is more your thing, the Delano has a somehow flawless Alice in Wonderland meets the 1990s backyard and pool area that must be visited and worshiped.
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He doesn't have that last turbocharged gear, but he is strong and reliable, and the senior Toads who are headed east are the guys he worshiped growing up.
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So were Michigan tight end Jim Mandich and Michigan safety Tom Curtis, and Schembechler, who before coaching Michigan had been an assistant to the forever worshiped Woody Hayes.
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Mr. Lewis felt betrayed by the man he still worshiped as a role model, and by the time filming began on "Hollywood or Bust" they were barely speaking.
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In his second novel, "Shardik" (1974), the title character was a massive bear, alternately worshiped as a divine avatar and brutalized by barbarians in an ancient mythical empire.
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White's book ends in 1896, with the debacle of the agrarian Populist movement and reconsolidation of a Republican Party that now worshiped the gold standard and protective tariffs.
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They settled in the borough's Clinton Hill neighborhood and worshiped at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, where Mr. Cuomo delivered a forceful rebuke of gun violence at Mr. Gabay's funeral.
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And she forgives a tearfully contrite Raúl; is worshiped by Dani and the paternal Arturo; and, in a wildly improbable seaside musical interlude, is serenaded by her dashing doctor.
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Even the enduring William Osler, who started the hospital residency system at the turn of the 20th century and is routinely worshiped as a medical saint, comes up short.
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Didsbury Mosque, too, was the scene of a media scrum as the world's press gathered on Wednesday afternoon to hear from the leaders at the place where Abedi worshiped.
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While his friends worshiped soccer players and pop stars, Mr. Söder hung a poster of the arch-conservative Bavarian leader Franz Josef Strauss on the wall of his bedroom.
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But it was New York magazine — the publication he worshiped as a teenager on Long Island, dreaming of a life in Manhattan — where Mr. Moss's vision was fully expressed.
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Eventually, I rewrote the poem about the morning of the apricots, and it was only then that I realized how lonely I'd been, even among friends I nearly worshiped.
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"It definitely brought everybody together in the way that really awful things do," said Jess Nock, 38, a lawyer who has worshiped at Tree of Life for eight years.
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I saw in the expressions of the drivers the stars whom I once worshiped and who were my father's friends: Tasnady, McLaughlin, Schneider, Beavers, my saints of the dirt.
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As the Bible tells us, when the wise men had come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary, his mother, and fell down and worshiped him.
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Taylor on Mother's Day that year at the Pentecostal church, now known as Abbeville Memorial Church of God in Christ, where she had worshiped the night of the crime.
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I regret to inform everyone who's ever worshiped a poster from J-267 Magazine or held a Camp Rock viewing party that the Jonas Brothers are officially off the market.
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" She credits her 83 years of accessorizing know-how to one person: "My mother worshiped at the alter of the accessory and she taught me that they were extremely transformative.
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Many of the writers who worshiped him — those I call the Ali Scribes — cast him as a member of the 1960s counterculture for his 1967 refusal to serve in Vietnam.
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It's true that Trail was drawn to Cunanan in San Diego because he seemed so comfortable in his identity; in turn, Cunanan worshiped Trail's wholesome good looks and navy pedigree.
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HONG KONG — Chinese police officers demolished one of the country's largest evangelical churches this week, using heavy machinery and dynamite to raze the building where more than 50,000 Christians worshiped.
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PARIS — Priests in robes and hard hats worshiped Saturday at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in the first Mass there since the French treasure was devastated by fire in April.
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I'd say this field has worshiped at the altar of the technical for the better part of 60 years, and at the expense of understanding the social and the ethical.
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To enter Ouyang's alternate universe, where East Asian women are worshiped and revered by their opponents, is to forcibly reexamine our current state of normative gender roles and racial stereotypes.
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I worshiped the actors, reveled in the ridiculously dramatic plot lines that now make me laugh out loud, and thought nothing would ever come close to touching my soul so deeply.
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Next in James's sights is boyhood idol Michael Jordan, a player he worshiped so much that he wears the same number 23 jersey made famous by the retired Chicago Bulls legend.
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They were also part of a circle of younger intellectuals who worshiped Holmes for his willingness to uphold progressive labor legislation despite his own doubts about the wisdom of such laws.
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If Wilde expected Hollywood to be an "All About Eve"-style combat zone where ingénues were worshiped and maturity was something to be feared, Swinton's counsel threw her for a loop.
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A trustee of the Manchester Islamic Center said Mr. Abedi's father and his brother Ismael attended the mosque, but the trustee, Fawzi Haffar, did not know if Mr. Abedi worshiped there.
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In Manchester, Abdullah Muhsin Norris, the imam at a mosque where members of the Abedi family worshiped, said that Salman Abedi would sit around and read the Quran, avoiding other congregants.
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The environmental activist John Muir, who worshiped Thoreau — particularly the passage in "The Maine Woods" (21959) that called for "national preserves" — acknowledged that the Concord sage spurred his Yosemite protection advocacy.
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Another on the list is an ancient abode in a remote part of Northern Germany, thought to be occupied by the ghosts of the Slavic gods that once worshiped in the area.
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But the remix seemed entirely new with Prince, and Mr. Enninful worshiped at his altar, loving his ruffled shirts with the Edwardian collars and black matador outfits with the crazy crop tops.
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When the student is in the hands of a star who commands great authority over the world of a rarefied discipline, the dynamic of the worshiper and the worshiped can seem immutable.
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And while there were plenty of henotheist pagans (that is, people who worshiped one god while not denying the validity of others), Christianity went far beyond henotheism's hesitant claim upon ultimate truth.
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He worshiped strong leaders; he indulged in a virulent anti-Semitism; and only slyly, belatedly, offhandedly did he take responsibility for mistaken actions and for detestable opinions that he expressed in writing.
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She had been in good health, they said, and taught religious education classes at the Roman Catholic church where many members of the large extended family worshiped, St. Robert Bellarmine in Freehold.
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The ruling Communist Party sees the compromise with the Vatican as a step toward eliminating the underground churches where Chinese Catholics who refuse to recognize the party's authority have worshiped for generations.
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But still, I felt like I was in an altered state when I saw the little girl, known as the Kumari, who is worshiped as the incarnation of the Hindu goddess Taleju.
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There were some differences in the accounts, offered by relatives, a friend and people Mr. Hernandez had worshiped with, all of whom waited decades before telling the authorities what he had said.
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But it's just one of the ways that this audacious series, debuting Sunday, April 30, possesses surprising relevancy for a 16-year-old story about deities that have been worshiped for millenniums.
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Adam Driver plays him with so much coiled-up charm that you might excuse his self-absorption (he's a worshiped downtown director) and fail to notice Nicole, the actress exiting his shadow.
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The Baltimore Sun reported that Cummings' funeral will be held in Baltimore next Friday at the church where he worshiped for nearly 40 years, citing a spokeswoman for the New Psalmist Baptist Church.
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Even after generations of foreign then domestic repression, spiritual confusion, drought and hunger, the resilient spirit — a gathering of real souls — lives on in Africa, no matter whose ghost or god is worshiped.
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They are meant to be worshiped, to be desired — a desire that draws all its strength from the impossibility of reading or reproducing them: Theirs is the fetishization of the singular, the uninterpretable.
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And while Ms. Aparicio is worshiped in her Oaxacan hometown, her status as a barrier-breaking woman of Indigenous descent from Mexico has won her fans in the U.S., and in California especially.
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"Even after generations of foreign then domestic repression, spiritual confusion, drought and hunger, the resilient spirit — a gathering of real souls — lives on in Africa, no matter whose ghost or god is worshiped."
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During their time in Manchester, the bomber and his family worshiped at the nearby Didsbury Mosque, which hit the headlines in 2011 when it was claimed that worshipers had raised money for the LIFG.
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Even so, witnesses say it continues on a small scale in some villages, including in Mangasuli, where the Lord Khandoba, an avatar of Shiva, is worshiped by Hindus as the deity of the family.
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Even F.D.R., the president when I was a boy and worshiped by many Americans, committed an unforgivable mistake when he turned away from our shores a ship carrying Jews attempting to flee the Holocaust.
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In it, he overturned a district-court ruling that the congregation that has worshiped for more than 130 years in the Touro Synagogue building, Jeshuat Israel, had control over the building and its objects.
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He was interested, for example, in knowing whether the residents of other countries worshiped Ram, the Hindu deity and, upon discovering that they did not, hastened to inform his neighbors of this startling news.
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By some accounts, however, they worshiped at the King Fahad Mosque in the Culver City area, where Mr. Thumairy was an imam, and they may have stayed in a nearby apartment rented by the mosque.
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The program also honors the 130th anniversary of the Eldridge Street Synagogue, the museum's site, where many Jewish immigrants worshiped, and the 10-year anniversary of the completion of the synagogue's two-decade-long restoration.
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In the recent era, when wine critics worshiped at the altar of power and density, many montepulciano producers tried to prove their thoroughbred bona fides with opulent richness and an overreliance on new oak barrels.
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Photographers worshiped her for the unheard-of creative control she offered: She allowed them to choose their subjects and their models, and frequently nudged against (or gaily traipsed beyond) the limits of convention or decorum.
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Using Sullivan's book as a starting point, Spurlock expands the deep dive into the rats that inhabit New York City and shows how the rodents are dealt with — and in some cases worshiped — around the world.
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What embarrassed Williams might also have been the feeling that, in Ramos's penalty, she was being disgraced before a young woman who worshiped her, before millions of young people whose adoration sponsors like Nike are wooing.
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Born in ancient Egypt and worshiped by other mutants of the time, the big, blue baddie was thought to be lost after human traitors disrupted an important ceremony, leaving Apocalypse buried beneath tons of collapsed pyramid.
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It is unusual for the intended recipient, Mao Zedong, worshiped by many Chinese people as half emperor and half deity, to be portrayed by the state media as an object of romantic desire in such explicit terms.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and former NAACP leader and Maryland lawmaker Kweisi Mfume will also speak at Cummings's funeral, which will be held at New Psalmist Baptist Church, where Cummings worshiped.
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The sculptures depict personages worthy of worship — a key element of the history of art — while the garments reflect the wearer's desire to be worshiped — a key element of the history of fashion, and a crucial difference.
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And for decades, she gracefully wore the legacy of her legendary role as Princess Leia, worshiped by a generation of teenage girls as the lone female warrior amid the galactic male cast of the "Star Wars" trilogy.
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After the faithful observe vespers in the packed St. Francis church, where Dante's son is buried across from Petrarch's daughter, Treviso's residents observe the sacred hour of aperitif, when candy-colored Spritzes and sparkling proseccos are worshiped.
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In this adaptation of Nick Hornby's novel, Ms. Byrne plays Annie, who is drawn into an unlikely trans-Atlantic romance with Tucker Crowe, a singer-songwriter past his prime who is worshiped by Annie's boyfriend (Mr. O'Dowd).
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Despite what you see and hear from this bubble media echo chamber, President Trump and his peace through strength Russia policy has been so incredibly tougher than that of Obama, who they worshiped and adored in the media.
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When Caitlyn came out, she was perfectly situated at the top of America's most worshiped pop-culture family, which gave her a portal into the mainstream media that no one else could access in quite the same way.
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They can turn what might have been a general sightseeing trip to an ancestral homeland into one that includes a visit to the church where your great-grandfather worshiped or the factory where your grandmother was a seamstress.
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In his acclaimed 1992 novel, "Et Tu, Babe," the protagonist is the famous novelist Mark Leyner, a Schwarzeneggerian Übermensch who lives in a lavish compound called Leyner H.Q. and is worshiped by a legion of fans called Team Leyner.
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Like the Cronut, these latter-day pastries — rustic kouign-amanns at Sugarbloom laminated with white miso; éclairs at patisserie Chanson entombed under Day-Glo plaques of painted chocolate — draw skepticism in part because they're so swiftly and widely worshiped.
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In 2011, the church worshiped outdoors along the banks of the Jinjiang River in Chengdu, after the police would not allow them to take possession of the building floor they had purchased and wanted to convert into a church.
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It doesn't seem that long ago that he was scoring 60 points in his final NBA game, soaking up the cheers of Los Angeles Lakers fans who worshiped him for two decades as one of the city's favorite sons.
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Big City By virtue of its near constant appearance on Instagram, the pretzel bun on the burger at the Emily restaurants, as they are known, stands as a celebrity carbohydrate, and like all celebrities, it is both worshiped and detested.
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While she won't say it outright, Beverly strongly suggests that some "mothers who need to be worshiped," like Adora, have Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, a rare mental illness in which a caregiver invents or induces medical conditions for their dependent.
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The Met would do well to focus fund-raising efforts on educating the public and donors about the artistry, creativity and glorious musicality of opera and making opera more accessible — not creating a deity to be worshiped by New Yorkers.
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Still, I doubt I'm the only listener of my generation who has at times succumbed to the lure of rock-snob dogmatism and worshiped false idols of authenticity, as if Sir Elton's splendid artifice were something to be outgrown or outsmarted.
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For the tens of thousands of Australians of Serbian descent, Djokovic is the secular saint of sport, worshiped by Serbs who still feel an acute sense of persecution nearly two decades after the worst of the Balkans' fractious ethnic violence.
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Thus the elites of ancient Rome might reject the myths about their pantheon of deities as just crude stories, but they would join enthusiastically in public rituals that assumed that gods or spirits could be appealed to, propitiated, honored, worshiped.
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Just like another American, Orson Welles, misunderstood at home and worshiped in France, Mr. Lewis was in real life a handsome and intelligent man who loved hiding behind the character he had invented for himself: the ugly duckling — and the idiot.
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Imagine what the American media would have done with a player who dressed in costumes in his spare time, hung out at art festivals, essentially worshiped a tiny white dog, partied relentlessly and — it should be noted — was a relentless rebounder.
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In the gay, lesbian and transgender community that has largely worshiped Mr. Murray — and especially in its heart, Capitol Hill, where Mr. Murray and his husband, Michael Shiosaki, have lived for decades — a pall of uncertainty and sadness has descended.
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While a majority of South Koreans believe her ouster was merited, Ms. Park's fall from grace has been hard to accept for many older, conservative South Koreans who still worshiped her father and family as Koreans once did their ancient kings.
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The opera stops short of accusing Arendt, who coined the controversial phrase "banality of evil" to help explain the crimes of the Third Reich, of giving the Nazis a free pass because she worshiped German culture (and its great personification, Heidegger).
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Ms. Ardern said the commission would investigate whether anything could have been done to prevent the attacks, in which a gunman killed 50 people and injured 50 more as they worshiped at two mosques during Friday Prayer on March 15.
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Hebron, a city of about 220,000, is divided by the army, which protects about 850 Jewish settlers and the Cave of the Patriarchs, a site revered by Jews that sits alongside the Ibrahimi Mosque, worshiped by Muslims as the Sanctuary of Abraham.
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The redheaded Brit earned legendary status as a makeup artist for the most famous faces in Hollywood — everyone from Kate Moss to Kim Kardashian — but we know her best as the name behind one of the most-worshiped beauty brands on the market.
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The story is a fable, but its main idea — that a thing's ideal state is before it comes into existence, that it is better to not be born — is equal parts terrifying and uncanny, especially today, when progress and productivity are practically worshiped.
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Britain has long worshiped at the feet of Miller, so it's not surprising to find that the director Sean Turner has exhumed a play written in 1936 when its storied author was a 20-year-old undergraduate at the University of Michigan.
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Making It Over 100 years ago, European Jews worshiped and bathed in the rooms of a building on New York City's Forsyth Street that housed both a synagogue and a mikvah, a small, rainwater-filled pool considered a gateway to purity and holiness.
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Already, Mr. Xi's efforts to elevate himself to the status of Mao and extend his rule indefinitely have for many evoked the days of one-man rule, when Mao was worshiped like a god, culminating in the disaster that was the Cultural Revolution.
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" Fawaz Haffar, a trustee at the Didsbury Mosque, where Mr. Abedi and his family worshiped, said at a news conference on Wednesday that he had received reports of "terrible anti-Muslim acts, ranging from verbal abuse to acts of criminal damage to mosques.
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Nearby was a small mosque where the three men worshiped under the guidance of Anwar al-Awlaki, the Yemeni-American imam who would emerge as an important Qaeda leader before being killed in Yemen by a United States drone strike in 2011.
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Part of the Preservation Detectives series at the Museum at Eldridge Street, a restored 1887 synagogue where many immigrants worshiped, this Election Day event will keep visitors ages 4 through 7693 entertained while school is out, and the older generation is voting.
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Later, when most Texas Republicans still worshiped the Bush wing of the party, Mr. Perry embraced the rise of the Tea Party — even if that meant flirting with birtherism and suggesting that the BP oil spill could have been an act of God.
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Growing up in Hawaii in the early 0003s, Hanya Yanagihara, the new editor in chief of T: The New York Times Style Magazine, wasn't the sort of teenager who dog-eared issues of Vogue and worshiped at the altar of Richard Avedon.
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Are we relegated to finding solace in the fact that only three people died inside of a church in the latest tragedy, and must we seek comfort in the idea that six people felt a need to be armed as they worshiped?
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Vignes's hazy, sepia-toned photographs of Palmyra disclose that some of the city's monuments were in good repair in the mid-19th century—among them the Temple of Baalshamin, now dynamited, where Palmyrenes worshiped a god of Phoenician origin in a Hellenistic setting.
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Unfortunately for the Old Gods — mythological deities like Odin and Anubis, who were worshiped in earlier periods of civilization — humans typically have a short attention span, and we're increasingly turning away from the holy figures of our pasts in favor of smartphones and binge-watching.
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More than 160,000 Ganesh statues had already been dropped in the city's waterways, some just a foot tall and worshiped in people's homes, others close to 30 feet high, paid for by politicians and businessmen as centers for worship and merriment at the festival.
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They worshiped at the Trinity Anglican Church, which was built of wood, and which burned in 1877; it was rebuilt in stone and is filled with plaques memorializing parishioners, including one to Jonathan Sewall, who had been the Massachusetts attorney general from 1767 to 219.
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My kids had plenty of decent teachers, and not a few brilliant teachers, with all the energy and creativity and endless patience that I don't have, and I worshiped them with the grateful fervor of the parent who knew that she paled by comparison.
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The resisters included Galileo Figaro and Scaramouche; other outcasts, called the Bohemians, worshiped the hazy memory of something called rock music via salvaged totemic artifacts like a "vy-day-oh tappee" — they didn't know how to pronounce it and, dear reader, that made me laugh.
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By Mr. Aoki's reckoning, the lineage of the punk musicians he worshiped ("I almost fell to my knees when I met Jello Biafra," he said of the Dead Kennedys singer) began with an "upstart hippie movement" that had its counterculture origins in the Beats.
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The "forbidding bearded patriarch and lawgiver, a thinker of merciless consistency with a commanding vision of the future" worshiped by leftists was, in Stedman Jones's view, a flawed theorist and failed revolutionary socialist, who overlooked the significance of the democratic revolution he was actually living through.
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Wheaton made national headlines earlier this year for placing a political science professor on administrative leave after she wrote, on Facebook, that Muslims and Christians worshiped the same God — an apparent nod to Pope Francis' statement that Muslims and Christians are children of the same God.
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She goes through each of this village's denizens — players, coaches, administrators, the N.C.A.A., the media — explaining how all have failed to discourage young men worshiped in small towns for heroic feats on Saturday afternoons from continuing to assert their male prerogatives by violating women on Saturday nights.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The Australian man accused of killing 51 people and wounding dozens more as they worshiped at two mosques in New Zealand in March pleaded not guilty to scores of counts — including murder and a terrorism charge — in a brief court hearing on Friday.
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For example, an icy blue that she favors was worn on top of a dark brown vestment in the tabernacle choir of her family's nontraditional African-American church, which worshiped on Saturday, celebrated Hanukkah not Christmas, and regarded Jesus Christ as a prophet rather than a divinity.
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Mr. Abedi was barred from Didsbury Mosque, where his family worshiped, after he shouted at an imam who had condemned the ideology of the Islamic State militant group in a sermon, according to Akram Ramadan, a member of the Libyan community in Manchester who attends the mosque.
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She did not talk about it, but her devotion was fueled by personal experience: As an adult, one of her sons, Charles, had told her that years earlier he had been sexually abused by a priest at the Catholic parish where their family had worshiped for generations.
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It's that same, endlessly worshiped je ne sais quoi that the brand was built upon, when its founder Gaby Aghion introduced Chloé — and the concept of luxury prêt-à-porter — to the world in 1952, at a time when most fashion houses were exclusively creating couture.
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While beautifully frocked Shinto priests in the shrine celebrate the thousands-year-old god, long worshiped by prostitutes fearing disease and pilgrims worried for their fertility, a different sort of celebration is going on outside, as tens, if not hundreds of thousands of partiers take to the streets.
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If he was sincere about healing divisions, he could have worshiped at Mother Emmanuel AME Church in Charleston, where a man who police said wanted to start a race war admitted killing nine churchgoers, including the pastor -- my friend and state senator Clementa Pinckney -- and talked about racial reconciliation.
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Maybe in this calculation God should be written with a small "g" because a god whose image can be used to support one's every politically expedient position -- even if that position flouts one's stated religious principles -- isn't a god to be worshiped, but rather one to be pitied.
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On the next page, a golden meteor plummets toward Earth, is lodged deep underground during the Paleozoic era, erupts in a dinosaur-scattering earthquake, and then across various ancient civilizations is alternately worshiped, sculpted, erected, celebrated, crushed, sold, neglected, discovered, plundered and lost to the bottom of the sea.
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A man thrown out of the U.S. Air Force for beating his wife and child shot and killed 26 people in a Texas church where his in-laws had sometimes worshiped before shooting himself, officials said on Monday, in the latest in a string of U.S. mass shootings.
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I may not have voted for Mr. Trump, but in the last week, I sat with Trump voters at Rotary, I worshiped with them at church, I chatted with them at the grocery store and the dentist office, and we worked together with each other on common projects in the neighborhood.
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You can concede that shaking things up is the creatively fulfilling spirit in which to undertake an adaptation (Say something new!) while also recognizing that adaptations of beloved stories, particularly those worshiped by those sticklers for repetition known as children, will always be subject to reactionary desires (Say something familiar!).
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There was a "living connection between the two sides" of the East River as families crossed back and forth to work, visited relatives and friends, worshiped at synagogues and even took English lessons, said David Favaloro, the director of curatorial affairs for the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side.
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The same people who had worshiped five times a day at Mr. Akonjee's Al-Furqan Jame Masjid, a modest two-story house turned into a mosque, came to get a last look at their imam's closed coffin, draped in fabric of gold and green and resting in the back of a hearse.
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"We celebrate this holiday thanks to the brave bees who buzzed and stung and fought to keep our people safe," Grandpa explains, taking some creative license with the story, turning the Maccabees into a hive of Mega-Bees who fought to save the Jewish temple and the lives of Jews who worshiped there.
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The Islamist campaign against the statue, a depiction of the third-century general Guan Yu, who is worshiped as a god in several Chinese religions, began online and soon spread to the gates of a Chinese Confucian temple in Tuban, near the Java Sea coast, where the figure was erected last month.
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Almost a quarter of McCain's fellow senators, Democrats and Republicans, traveled to Arizona to remember him during a carefully executed program that began at the Arizona State Capitol, continued to the Baptist church where he worshiped and ended at the Phoenix airport, where hundreds of Arizona National Guardsmen gave him one final salute.
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Where to watch: Amazon, iTunes, Vudu Although it swept the Oscars in 1987, winning awards for best picture and best director, "The Last Emperor" has receded from view over the years, which seems entirely appropriate to its story of a leader who was worshiped as a boy and all-but-forgotten as a man.
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But eight Asiatic lions reigning over the southern corner of the zoo in Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh, have felt the effects, too, as the new Hindu-right government has begun closing numerous slaughterhouses that hard-liners have long suspected of concealing the illegal slaughter of cows, which are worshiped by Hindus.
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He said that it was because Truman had "fired" Douglas MacArthur, and the Army in WW2 practically worshiped MacArthur as a demigod... But in the late 1960's, I got him to read a chapter in one of the Truman biographies I had read which dealt specifically with the issues and events that led to that.
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" As Kara Swisher wrote in Recode, Ms. Fowler did everyone in tech a favor by unmasking the donkeys "worshiped as kings" by the venture capitalists and investors and boards and even the media, felling them with one "epic" 2,900-word blog post "about what happens when a hot company becomes hostage to its increasingly dysfunctional and toxic behaviors.
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Research into Belley's life led to other subjects, related and unrelated: the life of Mother Rebecca Jackson; the back-and-forth of African-American artists between Paris and New York during the Jazz Age; the singing and praying bands of Maryland and Delaware, one of the oldest African-American performance traditions, in which slaves worshiped together in secret.
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