Pew Research Center

Religion & Public Life

October 25, 2019
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
Congregations, community to commemorate Pittsburgh synagogue shooting ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Some Tree of Life members believe death penalty for shooter at odds with Jewish faith ([link removed])
NPR

Catholic church in Idaho updates list of credibly accused priests ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Freedom From Religion Foundation to investigate Kentucky governor’s meeting with pastors ([link removed])
Courier Journal *

Muslim student athlete in Ohio disqualified from race for wearing hijab ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Jury convicts 7 Catholic pacifists of breaking into nuclear submarine base ([link removed])
Religion News Service

‘I don’t know about normal love’: A Virginia church leader’s abuse and a woman’s years-long struggle ([link removed])
The Washington Post *


International Headlines
Catholic debate on married priests goes global ([link removed])
The Wall Street Journal *

Istanbul’s new-Ottoman mosques may carry a political message ([link removed])
CNN

Senior rabbi warns about rise of anti-Semitism in Europe ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Secret synagogue in Dubai prays for Persian Gulf revival ([link removed])
The Associated Press

John Mbiti, 87, dies; punctured myths about African religions ([link removed])
The New York Times *


Analysis & Commentary
How the Pittsburgh shooting changed American Jews ([link removed])
Vox

There’s no one Christian view on Turks and Kurds ([link removed])
Christianity Today *

Power in the Catholic church is shifting south and exposing divisions ([link removed])
The Economist *

Most witches are women, because witch hunts were all about persecuting the powerless ([link removed])
The Conversation


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