Friday, December 30, 2022

RNS Morning Report: The most significant religion stories of 2022

RNS Morning Report

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The most significant religion stories of 2022

(RNS) — Faith communities and organizations were at the center of some of the year's most indelible moments.
 

The top 5 Vatican news stories of 2022

(RNS) — Amid wars and polarization, an aging Pope Francis continued to push forward his vision for the church.
 

State lawsuits defend abortion access with religious freedom

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Since Dobbs, lower courts in at least five states have issued rulings in abortion-related religious freedom lawsuits.
 

Vatican: Benedict XVI lucid, stable, but condition ‘serious’

VATICAN CITY (AP) — The diocese of Rome scheduled a special Mass in honor of Benedict on Friday at St. John Lateran.

RNS Opinion

George Santos lied. Here is why it matters.

(RNS) — Rep. George Santos is a poseur, a wannabe and a liar. He should not be allowed to serve in Congress.
 

Reasons for despair — and hope — for traditional religious views’ place on campus

(RNS) — Examples of toleration by secular orthodox institutions create room for optimism.

ICYMI

How the war in Ukraine dominated this year’s online searches for Bible verses

(RNS) — YouVersion reported that users' engagement with the Bible rose by 55% this year in Ukraine, which neighboring Russia invaded in February.
 

How does the Vatican plan a retired pope’s funeral?

(RNS) — When Benedict announced his retirement in 2013, he opened a decade of uncharted pontifical territory.

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