Showing posts with label Mojave Cross. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mojave Cross. Show all posts
December 2, 2012

Riverside County to honor Mojave Cross advocates

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Henry and Wanda Sandoz with the Mojave Cross in the background after the Nov. 11 installation ceremony. (David Olson/Staff photo) by David...
November 15, 2012

Mojave Cross to return to desert home

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National Park rangers to send back cross Golden Gate National Recreation Area ranger Nijaune Winston stands by the Mojave Cross. The Natio...
November 11, 2012

Cross stands again

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The new Mojave Cross after it was installed on Sunday, November 11, Veterans Day. (DAVID OLSON/STAFF PHOTO) BY DAVID OLSON Press-Enter...
November 5, 2012

Stolen Mojave cross mysteriously reappears in California

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An unsigned note was found taped to the Mojave Memorial Cross, which was found Monday. A new cross is due to be raised atop Sunrise Rock at ...
November 4, 2012

Mojave Cross to be re-erected on Veterans Day

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Henry Sandoz and his wife, Wanda, visit the monument to fallen service members in Mojave National Preserve in October 2008, before the U.S. ...
October 21, 2012

A Mojave Desert cross brings a lot of things to bear

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The head of the Mojave National Preserve had little reason to think that an exchange over a memorial built in 1934 would spur a 13-year saga...
April 29, 2012

Friendship takes High Desert couple to Supreme Court over controversial cross

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Yucca Heights resident Henry Sandoz holds a painting of J. Riley Bembry's encampment, which was several miles away from his World War I ...
November 16, 2011

Cross shows up mysteriously, but briefly, on Mojave rock

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 By Henry Brean Las Vegas Review-Journal Mojave National Preserve - A white cross rose again this week over Sunrise Rock in Calif...
May 20, 2010

Authorities Say Mojave Desert Replacement Memorial Cross Must Come Down

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Joe Abrams FOXNews.com Associated Press Apple Valley resident Mark Ware was the first person to see the new cross at Sunrise Rock. (M...
May 11, 2010

Mojave Cross torn down by vandals

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Bill McDonald shows where the Mojave Cross once stood. The cross was torn down by vandals sometime Sunday night. (William Wilson Lewis III/T...

War Memorial Torn Down by Vandals!

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Reward Offered for Information Leading to Arrest and Conviction of Responsible Parties PRNewswire PLANO, TX -- The Mojave Desert War Mem...
April 30, 2010

The Mojave cross ruling: a blow to the 1st Amendment

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The Supreme Court sends the message the government can treat a Christian symbol as a national emblem and display it on public property. OP...
April 29, 2010

Mojave Cross can stay on display in California

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Supreme Court defends public religious symbol By Valerie Richardson Washington Times A n 8-foot cross honoring fallen soldiers in the r...
April 28, 2010

Court backs Mojave cross deal; case sent back to 9th Circuit

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Joe Nelson, Staff Writer Redlands Daily Facts A divided U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that a lower court erred when it invalidat...

Mojave cross case: a signal on religious symbols

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By MARK SHERMAN | Associated Press Writer San Luis Obispo Tribune T he Supreme Court's conservative majority signaled a greater willi...

High court supports Mojave cross in Calif.

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By MARK SHERMAN The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court said Wednesday that a lower court went too far in ordering the remov...

Supreme Court Sends 'Mojave Cross' Case Back For More Work

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By Mark Memmott NPR A lower court was wrong to invalidate a plan that would keep the "Mojave cross" on top of a rock formation...

Supreme Court Sends Cross Case Back

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by Jeremy Weber Christianity Today T he Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Wednesday that the much-debated war memorial cross in Mojave National Pre...

Court Says Cross Can Remain

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Mojave Desert Icon Is Deemed More Veterans' Memorial Than Religious Symbol By JESS BRAVIN Wall Street Journal The cross, originall...

Supreme Court Sides With Interior on Mojave Desert Cross

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By GABRIEL NELSON New York Times T he Supreme Court ruled today that Congress and the Interior Department acted properly when they used a...