December 10, 2020
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Biden could redefine what it means to be ‘a Catholic in good standing.’ Catholics are divided on whether that is a good thing The Washington Post * Federal executions pit the Trump administration against the Catholic Church NPR On record day for COVID-19 deaths, Trump falsely proclaims at packed Hanukkah party, ‘We’re going to win this election’ The Washington Post * Federal court upholds block on in-person medication abortion requirements CNN Militia group leader guilty of Minnesota mosque pipe bomb attack NPR Jersey City marks one year since deadly bias attack The Associated Press ‘Is this what we’re becoming?’: Anne Frank memorial in Idaho, the only one in US, defaced with swastika stickers USA Today After resigning over slurs, W.Va. lawmaker reclaims seat The Associated Press Thousands sign petition in support of five charged in Junipero Serra statue toppling Religion News Service The new abortion rights advocates are on TikTok The New York Times *
France unveils draft law to fight Islamist radicalism The Associated Press Amid a crackdown on ‘separatism,’ how do French Muslims feel? Al Jazeera Pope Francis’ homeland could become the largest country in Latin America to legalize abortion The Washington Post * Jehovah’s Witnesses’ release in Eritrea a rare sign of religious toleration Religion News Service Bhutan parliament decriminalizes homosexuality, to delight of activists Reuters Pope’s Midnight Mass to start early to respect COVID curfew The Associated Press
‘Those who question the sanctity of John Paul II don’t know what they’re talking about’ First Things Why does the Catholic Church object to IVF? It’s more complicated than you think America Pope’s new book speaks to Americans on racism, immigration and gender equity Religion News Service The celebrity pastor problem is every church’s struggle Christianity Today *
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