January 4, 2021
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Senate race thrusts ‘Black America’s church’ into spotlight The Associated Press How the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation ended up in Congress’s $900 billion relief bill The Washington Post * Nine sisters at upstate New York convent die as outbreak infects 47 The New York Times * A Texas church shooting leaves a pastor dead and 2 others injured CNN ‘A wing and a prayer.’ Financial crisis has California Catholic schools struggling to serve low-income students Los Angeles Times * Turnover rate rising for Christian college presidents Christianity Today *
Pakistani Shiites rally against killing of coal miners by IS The Associated Press Death toll rises to 100 after attacks on Niger villages BBC News Tibetans in exile vote in India for their political leader The Associated Press In the battle over India’s history, Hindu nationalists square off against a respected historian The Washington Post * Indonesia to release suspected Bali bombings mastermind Bashir Reuters How support for legal abortion went mainstream in Argentina The New York Times * Prelate blocked for months by Belarus resigns Minsk post The Associated Press Pope Francis chides those traveling abroad to escape coronavirus lockdowns The New York Times * Vatican City plans swift COVID-19 vaccination drive for residents Reuters Faith and spirituality in the time of COVID BBC News
Georgia’s Black-Jewish campaign is the latest chapter in an old story Religion News Service Christian nationalism’s COVID vaccine doubt threatens America’s herd immunity NBC News We are making coronavirus sacrifices to protect life, so why are we still killing unborn babies? National Review * Women’s Talmud study picks up during the pandemic Tablet The Holocaust stole my youth. COVID-19 is stealing my last years The New York Times *
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