February 4, 2021
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Sitting on billions, Catholic dioceses amassed taxpayer aid The Associated Press Heirs to Jewish art dealers lose fight at Supreme Court Politico Biden, at prayer breakfast, calls out ‘political extremism’ The Associated Press National Prayer Breakfast organizers hope prayer can unify nation in divided times Religion News Service Nativity scene OK in front of Indiana courthouse, federal appeals court rules The Indianapolis Star * A Catholic priest at Trump’s Jan. 6 rally said he performed an ‘exorcism’ on Congress. He’s not an exorcist, the church said The Washington Post * Jake Angeli, who raided U.S. Capitol in fur hat and horns, granted organic food request by D.C. judge The Arizona Republic *
Sri Lanka leader vows action against 2019 bombing militants The Associated Press Rights groups laud Indonesia’s ban on religious attire in school dress codes Reuters Hunting ISIS: On a nighttime raid with Iraqi special forces The Washington Post * Canada lists Proud Boys as a terrorist group, alongside ISIS and al-Qaida NPR U.S. ‘deeply disturbed’ by reports of systematic rape of Muslims in China camps Reuters Cyprus Orthodox Church to restore historic homes amid outcry The Associated Press Polish activists seek support for liberalizing abortion law The Associated Press
Can an employee object to mandatory COVID-19 vaccines on religious grounds? The Conversation How evangelical media ministry Focus on the Family fueled lies and insurrectionists Religion Unplugged The pervasive influence of Nigeria’s religious leaders Council on Foreign Relations The challenge of Eucharistic coherence First Things * David French on Christian nationalism and evangelicals’ existential angst Religion News Service One year on, Muslim women reflect on wearing the niqab in a mask-wearing world The Conversation
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