November 5, 2020
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At Supreme Court, justices consider religion, LGBTQ rights NPR Gratitude, fear, stress: American prayer on an unclear day-after The Washington Post * Faith groups pray, sing in post-vote ritual in New York The Associated Press Vatican report on disgraced ex U.S. cardinal McCarrick expected this month – sources Reuters A Muslim Millennial was elected the country’s first out nonbinary lawmaker – in Oklahoma The Washington Post * Mississippi approves flag with magnolia, ‘In God We Trust’ The Associated Press Carl Lentz, pastor of Hillsong East Coast and Justin Bieber, terminated for ‘moral failures,’ says church Religion News Service Houstonians prepare for Diwali, a Hindu celebration of hope, in a year like no other Houston Chronicle *
UN investigator: Rights of minorities to worship undermined The Associated Press Afghanistan conflict: IS links to Kabul student killings cause outrage BBC News In wake of attacks, one French Muslim asks: Does my country love me? Reuters Islamist terrorism: Germany is home to more than 600 agitators Deutsche Welle Head of Serbian Orthodox Church in hospital with coronavirus The Associated Press German village rescues historic church – by moving it Deutsche Welle Pope tightens oversight on creation of new religious orders The Associated Press Pope shakes up running of Vatican funds after London property scandal Reuters
A way for the Supreme Court to protect religious minorities The New York Times * A look at the future of abortion from Colorado The Atlantic * Abortion is no longer a right in Louisiana. Here’s exactly what that means The Lily * How Trump’s strong play for Hispanic evangelicals helped him stun Biden in Florida Religion News Service
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