61.   Can it be coincidence, then, that as churches have succeeded by adopting the tools of mammon, businesses are beginning to focus on matters of the spirit?

62.   Catholic officials say the church will have more to say on the Holocaust.

63.   Church literature encourages children, though the church does not have doctrine requiring large families.

64.   Churches have had their doors torn out and their frescoes smashed by tanks.

65.   Churches often have funds set aside for trips and can guide youth toward fund-raising opportunities, he said.

66.   Churches have to register.

67.   Churches likely have the most continuity, but leaders may not have correctly recorded where the time capsule was buried.

68.   Churches had so much influence that most retail stores were closed on Sundays.

69.   Churches have to be built, and congregations are finding that more of their money goes to mortgages rather than missions.

70.   Catholic churches have a tradition of paying teen-agers minimum wage to do basic chores, such as filing papers and answering the phone.