His Eminence Jaime Lachica Cardinal Sin

(August 31, 1928, New Washington, Philippines-June 21, 2005, San Juan, Philippines). Roman Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Manila, Philippines. Ordained Priest, April 3, 1954. Rector, Saint Pius X Seminary, Roxas City, Philippines, 1957-1967. Auxiliary Bishop of Jaro, Philippines, February 10, 1967. Apostolic Administrator, sede plena, of Jaro, June 20, 1970. Co-Adjutor Archbishop of Jaro, January 15, 1972. Archbishop of Jaro, October 8, 1972. Metropolitan Archbishop of Manila, Philippines, January 21, 1974-September 15, 2003. Elevated to the College of Cardinals, May 24, 1976. President, Episcopal Conference of Philippines, 1977-2003. Participated in Conclaves of 1978, but was too ill to participate in the Conclave of 2005. Noted as a political power in the Philippines, where he helped end the regime of Ferdinand Marcos.

Most Reverend Bishop Sebastianappan Singaroyan

(April 13, 1952, Mel Kathadikuppam, India-Alive). Roman Catholic Bishop of Salem, Tamil Nadu, India, 2000-Current. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, May 27, 1978. Bishop of Salem, Tamil Nadu, India, July 5, 2000-Current.

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Dr. Harbhajan Singh Ji Maharaj

(d. September 25, 1995, Ludhiana, India). Sant Mat Leader of Unity of Man, 1974-1995. Disciple of Sant Kirpal Singh. Known as "Bhaji." Husband of Surinder Kaur ("Bhiji"). Received written instructions and directions from the dying Sant Kirpal Singh, April 4, 1974. Leader and successor of Sant Kirpal Singh, Unity of Man, 1974-1995. Chairman, Kirpal Sagar, 1982-1995.

Reverend William G. Sinkford

(1946, San Francisco, California-Alive). 7th President, Unitarian Universalist Association, 2001-Current. President, Liberal Religious Youth. Marketing executive, 1970-1980. Ordained Minister, Unitarian Universalist Association, 1995. Officer, African American Unitarian Universalist Ministry. Director of Congregationa, District and Extension Services, Unitarian Universalist Association to 2001. 7th President, Unitarian Universalist Association, 2001-Current.

His Eminence Giuseppe Cardinal Siri

(May 20, 1906, Genoa, Italy-May 2, 1989, Albaro, Italy). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Genoa, Italy, 1946-1987. Ordained Priest, Roman Catholic Church, September 22, 1928. Auxiliary Bishop of Genoa, Italy, and Titular Bishop of Livias, March 14, 1944. Archbishop of Genoa, Italy, May 14, 1946-July 6, 1987. Elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals, January 12, 1953. A noted conservative cleric. Some claim he was twice elected as Pope Gregory XVII in 1958 and 1963, twice declining the honor. Again considered papabile in the August and October, 1978 conclaves.

Most Reverend Archbishop Lucas Sirkar, S.D.B.

(September 24, 1936, Barisol, India-Alive). Roman Catholic Archbishop of Calcutta, India. Ordained Priest, Order of Salesians of Saint John Bosco, April 20, 1968. Bishop of Krishnagar, India, June 22, 1984. Co-Adjutor Archbishop of Calcutta, India, April 14, 2000. Archbishop of Calcutta, April 2, 2002-Current.

Right Reverend Bishop Mark S. Sisk

(1942, Takoma Park, Maryland-Alive). 15th Episcopal Bishop of New York, 2001-Current. Ordained Priest, Episcopal Church, c. 1967. Rector, St. John's Episcopal Church, Kingston, New York, 1973-1977. Archdeacon of Westchester, Putnam and Rockland Counties, Episcopal Diocese of New York, 1977-1984. President and Dean, Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois, 1984-1998. Bishop Co-Adjutor of New York, 1998. 15th Bishop of New York, September 29, 2001-Current.

His Holiness Sri Swami Sivananda Maharaj

(September 8, 1887, Patamadai, India-July 14, 1963). Hindu Swami and Founder of the Divine Life Society. Born Kuppuswami Iyer. Physician in Malaya. Became a renunciate and resided in Rishikesh, India, 1924. Known as a great Yogi, Saint, Sage and Jivanmukta. Founder, Sivanandaashram, 1932. Founder, Divine Life Society, 1936. Preached a message of service and synthesis.

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Sulak Sivaraksa

(1933, Thailand-Alive). Buddhist Peace Advocate. Publisher, Author, and Lecturer, Thailand. Founding Editor, Sangkhomsat Paritat (Social Science Review), 1961. Proponent of engaged spirituality. Founder, Buddhist Peace Fellowship. Co-Founder, Asian Cultural Forum on Development. Co-Founder, International Network of Engaged Budhists. Arrested for protest activities, 1984, 1991. Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize, 1993, 1994. Recipient of 1995 Right Livelihood Award. Visiting Scholar, Yenching Institute, Harvard University, c. 2003. President, Santi Pracha Dhamma Institute.