By AMY WESTFELDT NEW YORK - The search for the remains of Sept. 11 victims has moved across the street from the site of the World Trade Center to the lot of a destroyed church, where important relics, including the bones of three saints, may also be buried.

By Liz F. Kay, The Baltimore Sun Dec. 24--In the days before Christmas, presents are neatly stacked under the Alexis family's tree -- each pile with an equal number of gifts for the four children. Sandy Carlson Alexis and her husband, Lans, are both pastors of Evangelical Lutheran congregations.

By David Yonke, The Blade, Toledo, Ohio Dec. 6--If you don't hear Old Saint Nick up on the rooftop on Christmas Eve, maybe it's because he's been sold on eBay. The online auction house is under fire for allowing the sale of a holy relic, purported to be a bone fragment, of St.

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By W.C. BURTON Call him Saint Nicholas (if youre really chummy with him, St. Nick will do). Or call him Kris Kringle. He is known by many names, but the common moniker in this country is Santa Claus. In the Southeast, he is Santy Claus.