José Feliciano

DALLAS, Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the success of his 2 Hour House book and seminar series, author Jose Feliciano recently released his newest book, "Passion for Possibility - Moving Beyond Believing Into Knowing." Feliciano's belief that "Success unshared doesn't do much" is the central theme of the book, with engaging stories and insights, from becoming his sibling's legal guardian at the age of 18, to reaching the professional milestone of being honored with the Crystal Eagle Award with Woodbury Financial Services (a subsidiary of The Hartford) ranking his Texas firm, Feliciano Financial Group, #1 in the country. Read More

Feliciano's belief that "Success unshared doesn't do much" is the central theme of the book, with engaging stories and insights, from becoming his sibling's legal guardian at the age of 18, to reaching the professional milestone of being honored with the Crystal Eagle Award with Woodbury Financial Services (a subsidiary of The Hartford) ranking his Texas firm, Feliciano Financial Group, #1 in the country. Read More

Aber schön, dass auch mal jemand anderes hier meinen Lieblingssänger erwähnt. Read More

So, yes, this is a weekly feature now -- your Friday acid flashback, courtesy the copious collection of one George Gimarc , with whom we're awfully proud to partner. Read More

Authorities today released the recording of a call the Rev. Edward Hinds made Oct. 22 as he was being attacked by Feliciano, an Easton resident, police say. Read More

The church janitor is being held in lieu of $1 million bail as parishioners flock to St. Patrick Church in Chatham, N.J., to mourn the death of the popular priest. Read More

Feliciano, an Easton man charged with killing the Rev. Edward Hinds, made his first court appearance Thursday in Morris County. Read More

Feliciano is accused of killing the Rev. Edward Hinds last week in Chatham, N.J. Read More

He was originally scheduled to appear Tuesday, but the hearing was postponed. Read More

The 64-year-old church janitor from South Side Easton is accused of killing Chatham, N.J., priest, the Rev. Edward Hinds. Read More