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Religion & Public Life

March 11, 2020
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
‘Containment area’ is ordered for New Rochelle coronavirus cluster, with synagogue at the center ([link removed])
The New York Times *

For Georgetown churchgoers, a coronavirus self-quarantine is embraced as necessary ([link removed])
The Washington Post *

Beyoncé Mass replaces hymns with ‘Survivor’ and ‘Flaws and All’ ([link removed])
Religion News Service

California cracks down on alternative health plans offered by Christian group ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Court approves $34 million clergy abuse settlement with Minnesota diocese ([link removed])
Star Tribune *

Biden faces backlash over pro-Modi staffer’s close Hindu nationalist ties ([link removed])
Religion News Service


International Headlines
One year after mosque massacre, New Zealand is fighting rising hate ([link removed])
Reuters

Virus lockdown hits Vatican as pope livestreams audience ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Catholic Italy adapts to religion in a time of coronavirus ([link removed])
Reuters

Witchcraft beliefs blamed for halting drive to end female genital mutilation in Guinea ([link removed])
Reuters


Analysis & Commentary
Is coronavirus coming between people and their faith? ([link removed])
BBC News

For me, science and faith are the same adventure ([link removed])
Christianity Today *

The gospel of climate change skepticism ([link removed])
Religion & Politics

Why Bernie Sanders brings out the Muslim vote ([link removed])
Religion News Service


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