October 22, 2020
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Divided reactions in U.S. as pope backs same-sex civil unions The Associated Press Sean Feucht’s worship protest gets green light in D.C., despite fears of ‘superspreader’ event Religion News Service Trump administration considers labeling top humanitarian groups ‘anti-Semitic’ The Washington Post * Tennessee high school athletic association to vote on allowing religious headgear The Tennessean * Opposing sides of landmark gay marriage case unite to oppose Trump’s court pick NBC News Transgender man sues D.C. church, Friendship Place for alleged housing discrimination NPR Judge throws out extortion charges against megachurch leader The Associated Press James Randi, magician who debunked paranormal claims, dies at 92 The New York Times *
Vatican, Beijing renew deal on bishop appointments, as Catholics remain divided The Wall Street Journal * Mixed Philippine reaction on pope nod on gay civil unions The Associated Press Macron says beheaded teacher was victim of stupidity, hate The Associated Press After teacher’s killing, French Muslims fear rising Islamophobia Al Jazeera Lebanon’s Shiite Amal bloc calls for quick formation of government Reuters Afghan air strike hits religious school as Taliban mount attacks, officials say Reuters The Jewish Museum Frankfurt reopens Deutsche Welle Jewish group condemns auction of Hitler speeches in Germany The Associated Press
The public remarks that led up to Pope Francis’ call for same-sex civil union laws The Washington Post * Pope Francis’ civil union endorsement is welcome. But what are his words really worth? NBC News The Catholics who hate Joe Biden — and Pope Francis The Atlantic * Joe Biden, pre-conciliar Catholic? First Things * Amy Coney Barrett’s religion isn’t the problem. It’s her record Religion News Service ‘Christian’ nationalism leads to extinction National Review * COVID, ultra-Orthodox Jews and NYC: The right way forward New York Daily News *
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