Pew Research Center

Religion & Public Life

November 22, 2019
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
For Pence, impeachment inquiry will test a political path shaped by faith ([link removed])
NPR

Pennsylvania governor vetoes bill outlawing abortions over Down syndrome ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Religious freedom trackers chafe at congressional proposal ([link removed])
The Associated Press

‘Sometimes, divorce is necessary.’ Fight for LGBTQ inclusion may finally split United Methodists ([link removed])
USA Today

Chicago Catholics grieve parish closings as archdiocese says consolidation is a springboard for renewal ([link removed])
Chicago Tribune *

Pennsylvanians to get more time on sex abuse charges, suits ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Paige Patterson’s career ended after she came forward. Her struggle continues ([link removed])
Religion News Service


International Headlines
Church of England says Christians must repent for past anti-Semitism ([link removed])
The Guardian

At odds with Labour, Britain’s Jews are feeling politically homeless ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Germany set to take charge of imam education locally ([link removed])
Deutsche Welle

Indian Muslim Sanskrit professor in hiding after right-wing protests ([link removed])
The Guardian

Argentine prosecutor calls for international arrest of bishop accused of sex abuse ([link removed])
Reuters

China pressuring priest at center of agreement with Vatican ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Pope urges Thais not to see Christianity as ‘foreign’ ([link removed])
Reuters


Analysis & Commentary
How churches fight the stigma of H.I.V ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Christian group wrote legislation eerily similar to Ohio religious liberty bill ([link removed])
The Guardian

Sri Lanka’s Muslims have reason to fear the new Rajapaksa era ([link removed])
Al Jazeera

How the infamous Oberammergau Passion Play is evolving ([link removed])
Religion News Service


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