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Religion & Public Life

October 18, 2019
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
At least seven more people told the Vatican they were sexually abused as boys by Theodore McCarrick, according to sources ([link removed])
THE WASHINGTON POST*

United Methodist clergyman accused of sexual misconduct, says UMNS report ([link removed])
RELIGION NEWS SERVICE

Mar-a-Lago again under fire for hosting group that promoted Islamophobia ([link removed])
THE NEW YORK TIMES*

Muslim families kept off NYC ferry over ‘security issue’ were discriminated against, complaint says ([link removed])
THE WASHINGTON POST*

National Association of Evangelicals names new president, diverse leadership ([link removed])
RELIGION NEWS SERVICE

Pastor of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings’ longtime Baltimore church expects funeral plans to be announced Friday ([link removed])
THE BALTIMORE SUN*

A viral video of a Colorado pastor cleansing his congregation after a gay speaker prompted outrage. Here’s how they reconciled ([link removed])
THE DENVER POST*


International Headlines
Officials: Blast at Afghan mosque kills 62 during prayers ([link removed])
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

At a school for suicide bombers’ children, dancing, drawing and deradicalization ([link removed])
THE NEW YORK TIMES*

ISIS eyes breakout opportunity as Turkish forces batter Kurds ([link removed])
THE WASHINGTON POST*

Northern Ireland border communities anxious amid Brexit deal ([link removed])
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hong Kong court rules against same-sex unions ([link removed])
THE NEW YORK TIMES*

‘You are not alone’: Archbishop of Canterbury reveals he sought help for depression ([link removed])
THE GUARDIAN

Kenyans see ‘hand of God’ in Kipchoge’s record-breaking marathon run ([link removed])
RELIGION NEWS SERVICE


Analysis & Commentary
The hidden power of evangelical women ([link removed])
SLATE

Should Muslim parents be allowed to challenge LGBT lessons? ([link removed])
THE SPECTATOR*

Hong Kong’s spiritual battle ([link removed])
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL*


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