Pew Research Center

Religion & Public Life

November 11, 2019
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
Days after cartel kills 9, community flees Mexico ([link removed])
Arizona Daily Star *

Hispanic immigrant in line to lead U.S. Catholic bishops ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Study finds U.S. Latinos are no longer majority-Catholic. Here are some reasons why ([link removed])
Religion News Service

All eyes on Texas governor as calls grow to halt execution ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Two science societies removed BYU job postings over the school’s Honor Code ban on ‘homosexual behavior’ ([link removed])
The Salt Lake Tribune *

Wisconsin governor returns ‘holiday tree’ name to evergreen ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Meet the Hispanic evangelical minister challenging ‘AOC’ ([link removed])
Religion News Service

Death doulas guide the way for those who face the end of life ([link removed])
Religion News Service


International Headlines
India’s Supreme Court clears way for a Hindu temple at country’s most disputed religious site ([link removed])
The Washington Post *

Pakistan opens visa-free border crossing for India Sikhs ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Thousands march in Paris against Islamophobia after attack ([link removed])
Reuters

Global debate gets underway over married Catholic priests ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Who will decide on the Dalai Lama’s successor — his supporters or Beijing? ([link removed])
NPR

French bishops back payments to sex abuse victims ([link removed])
Reuters

Hopes of young Lebanese to escape sectarianism put to test ([link removed])
The Associated Press

France reopens contested Jewish tomb in east Jerusalem ([link removed])
The Associated Press

India’s soundtrack of hate, with a pop sheen ([link removed])
The New York Times *

‘It’s so easy to live here.’ Jewish settlements go mainstream in Israel ([link removed])
The Wall Street Journal *


Analysis & Commentary
What will happen to conservative Catholicism? ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Cardinal Burke: ‘I’m called the enemy of the pope, which I am not’ ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Is religion off-limits on the job? What the law says may surprise you ([link removed])
The Salt Lake Tribune *

How the U.S. military has embraced growing religious diversity ([link removed])
The Conversation

The movement to free Rodney Reed illustrates the growing unease over Texas’ use of the death penalty ([link removed])
The Texas Observer

Symbolic night with goddess to wrap up Japan emperor’s accession rites ([link removed])
Reuters

A Christian comedian’s alleged sexual misconduct prompts a reckoning in the evangelical press ([link removed])
Slate

The perils of forgetting the Holocaust ([link removed])
The Tablet *


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