November 16, 2020
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In a moment of turmoil, U.S. Catholic bishops meet virtually The Associated Press Religious freedom arguments give rise to executive order battle NPR Case on churches, Cuomo and coronavirus arrives at Supreme Court The New York Times * ‘Righting a wrong’: Nevada first to protect same-sex marriage The Associated Press Trump divided the nation and their church, experts say, but evangelical fans have few regrets Religion News Service Rev. Raphael Warnock considers vote sacred as pastor and Senate candidate Religion News Service Minnesota mosque bombing accomplice testifies he was recruited to ‘harass the untouchables’ Star Tribune *
French Catholics protest for end to lockdown on Mass The Associated Press Communal worship ‘criminalized’ under lockdown, church leaders in England say The Guardian Sandbags and monks in khaki: Russian troops guard Armenian monastery after ceasefire Reuters Northern India chokes on toxic smog day after Diwali festival Reuters Al Qaeda’s no. 2, accused in U.S. embassy attacks, was killed in Iran The New York Times * An Islamist insurgency in Mozambique is gaining ground — and showing a strong allegiance to the Islamic State The Washington Post * Saint Pope John Paul II - a hasty halo? Reuters A German man’s Nazi grandfather took over a Jewish man’s store. He tracked down his descendants to apologize CNN Palestinians torn as Israel seeks Gulf tourists in Jerusalem The Associated Press It took a century to open a mosque in Athens. Then came the pandemic The New York Times *
Trump or no Trump, religious authoritarianism is here to stay The New York Times * The evangelical reckoning begins The Atlantic * The campaign is over. Will a Biden-Harris administration deliver on its interfaith promises? Religion News Service To celebrate Diwali is to celebrate the light The New York Times * ‘Water on a stone’: UN expert on the hard work of religious freedom Christianity Today *
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