January 25, 2021
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Biden attends Mass at DC church where he worshipped as VP The Associated Press White House expected to lift transgender ban in military as early as Monday CNN Biden is Catholic. He also supports abortion rights. Here’s what that could mean NPR In Biden’s Catholic faith, an ascendant liberal Christianity The New York Times * Some Black Southern Baptists feel shut out by White leaders The Associated Press Black churches step in to help distribute COVID-19 vaccines Christianity Today * FBI investigates explosion at anti-LGBTQ church in California NBC News Lawsuit: NRA’s rhetoric spurred deadly synagogue shooting The Associated Press Virginia moves toward banning capital punishment, in a shift for prolific death penalty state The Washington Post *
Barred from U.S. under Trump, Muslims exult in Biden’s open door The New York Times * Ailing pope, reducing appearances, prays for homeless dead The Associated Press Violence erupts in Israel’s ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods over COVID restrictions The Washington Post * UK police break up COVID-19 rule-breaching wedding with 150 guests Reuters UK Jewish leaders use Holocaust Day to decry persecution of Uighurs The Guardian Malka Leifer: Israel extradites ex-principal accused of child sex abuse in Australia BBC News Argentina’s abortion law enters force under watchful eyes The Associated Press
German foreign minister: Anti-Semitism keeps shape-shifting. This is what we are doing to stop it CNN Trump fueled conservative Christian power. But with Biden and Warnock, that can change NBC News Joe Biden’s Catholic moment The New York Times * Has Biden already burned bridges with conservative Christians? Deseret News The ‘Muslim ban’ is over. The harm lives on The New York Times * ‘I only know one god – and that’s me’: non-believers on the meaning of life The Guardian
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