January 22, 2021
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Biden calls for LGBTQ protections in day-one executive order, angering conservatives The Washington Post * Biden to rescind controversial abortion rule in coming days The Hill San Francisco archbishop responds to Pelosi: ‘No Catholic in good conscience can favor abortion’ Catholic News Agency Biden, Harris urged to ‘repair the breach’ in prayer service The Associated Press Still separated: COVID-19 order keeps families apart after Biden lifts ‘Muslim ban’ Reuters Appeals court revisits Texas ban on abortion procedure The Associated Press Stunted by losses, SC Democrats predict abortion ban will pass as it clears next step The State * With new executive order, this immigrant is leaving church sanctuary after 3.5 years Religion News Service
Islamic State claims responsibility for deadly Baghdad bombings The Wall Street Journal * Former Vatican banker convicted of money laundering and embezzlement The New York Times * Ultra-Orthodox attack Israeli police amid lockdown tensions The Associated Press Nigerian appeals court throws out blasphemy convictions that caused outcry Reuters Pakistan seeks to block U.S.-based website of minority Ahmadis The Associated Press Honduran lawmakers vote to lock in bans on abortion, same-sex marriage Reuters Jesuit order in Spain apologizes for decades of sexual abuse by members The Guardian UN approves global conference on protecting religious sites The Associated Press French doctor who made Down discovery closer to sainthood The Associated Press
Can Joe Biden save American Catholicism from the Far Right? The New Yorker * Catholic bishops split on how to deal with Biden Religion News Service Biden is the first president to openly oppose the death penalty Slate Meet Biden’s first rabbi, Rabbi Louis Gerwitz Forward *
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