October 23, 2020
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Coronavirus outbreak strikes L.A. megachurch that defied public health orders Los Angeles Times * Nearly 50 people contracted coronavirus after fellowship event at a small church in Maine CNN State senators in Alabama stall bill prohibiting emergency rules on churches The Associated Press Michigan’s clergy abuse probe identifies 454 accused priests, 811 victims Michigan Live Gainesville teen accused of plot against Bethel AME church sentenced, says she is ‘truly sorry’ The Times of Gainesville * Protest at Kansas school after student told to remove hijab The Associated Press Inside the church at the heart of the Louisville’s Breonna Taylor protests Religion News Service
Mexico broadcaster: Pope’s civil union quote not broadcast The Associated Press Pope’s remarks on same-sex unions were cut from a 2019 Vatican interview The New York Times * Pope’s civil union remarks raise hopes, doubts for gay Catholics NBC News Venezuela’s Maduro, citing pope, asks congress to consider same-sex marriage Reuters Australia’s Victoria state police no longer investigating Vatican money transfers Reuters Poland’s top court tightens strict abortion laws The Wall Street Journal * Polish police detain 15 people after protests over abortion ruling Reuters Albania joins global efforts to combat anti-Semitism The Associated Press Israel confronts revolt as Ultra-Orthodox defy COVID public-health rules The Wall Street Journal *
Explainer: What Pope Francis actually said about civil unions—and why it matters America * Bottom line on pope movie mystery: ‘If you don’t fix it, you bought it’ Crux Pope Francis, the anti-Trump of our age The Washington Post * How did voter access become a faith issue? The Bible told us so Religion News Service Barrett’s confirmation would seal a Catholic court supermajority. It’s all about timing Los Angeles Times * A Christian walks into a bar The Wall Street Journal *
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