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Ground was broken for a new “House of the Lord” in Tooele on Saturday.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that work has officially begun on the new Deseret Peak Temple, a three-story, 70,000-square-foot structure that will be a half-hour from Salt Lake City at 2400 N. 400 West. A 20,000-square-foot meetinghouse will also be built at the site.
General authority Seventy Brook Hales presided over a groundbreaking ceremony attended by about 200 Latter-day Saint leaders and guests.
“Help us that through the atonement of our Savior, Jesus Christ, we might be prepared and worthy to enter thy sacred house to receive the blessings of exaltation available for ourselves and for our ancestors,” Hales prayed at the ceremony, according to a news release. “Please bless all that will live in this temple district that they will feel the godly power of this sacred edifice.”
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Liberal MP Bernie Finn tells anti-lockdown protest Victorian restrictions were not about a virus
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Liberal MP Bernie Finn addresses an online rally held by Reignite Democracy Australia, an anti-lockdown protest group.
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Three Victorian Liberal MPs have addressed a group of vaccine conspiracy theorists and anti-lockdown protesters at an online rally, hours before the state s stage 4 restrictions were lifted.
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Expert says conspiracists are starting to creep in on the fringes of the Liberal Party
Premier Daniel Andrews has called on Opposition Leader Michael O Brien to deal with MP Bernie Finn
‘Operation violation of court order’
Senator Tanveer Khan’s son terms RDA’s action political revenge
ISLAMABAD:
The Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) on Wednesday demolished what it described as illegal constructions on the premises of the Wilayat Complex, which is owned by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz Senator Chaudhry Tanveer Khan.
In an operation launched at 10am, the civic authority razed four marquees, a food court and a four-storey building constructed on a 20-Kanal thoroughfare, said an RDA official.
Soon after the action, Khan’s son Barrister Daniyal Chaudhry termed it an act of political revenge and a violation of a stay order which they had been obtained from the court. “It is a contempt of court,” said Daniyal, requesting the chief justice of Pakistan to take notice of the incident.