Thursday, February 22, 2024

RNS Morning Report: Ex-Catholics in Rome reconnect with roots, spirituality in paganism

RNS Morning Report

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Ex-Catholics in Rome reconnect with roots, spirituality in paganism

VATICAN CITY (RNS) — As Romans search for alternatives to Catholicism, some have turned to Jupiter, Minerva and Juno.
 

Trump-aligned think tank, denying policy plans, gives voice to Christian nationalist views

(RNS) — The Center for Renewing America is denying a Politico report about plans to push Christian nationalism should Donald Trump win back the White House — but that doesn’t mean the group doesn’t endorse the ideology or want it to help shape public policy.
 

Heads of SBC mission boards say they will not fund new abuse reform nonprofit

(RNS) — Leaders of Send Relief, an SBC-related humanitarian group, say funds earmarked for abuse response have to be used within the SBC.
 

Texas attorney general moves to shut down Catholic migrant shelters

RNS — The lawsuit from Ken Paxton’s office ‘seeks to revoke Annunciation House’s authorization to do business in Texas and asks the court to appoint a receiver to liquidate their assets.’
 

Nuns alleging abuse by former Jesuit Marko Rupnik plead with Francis for investigation

(RNS) — Disgraced Jesuit and famed artist Marko Rupnik is accused of abusing 20 of the 41 women in the religious community he founded.

RNS Opinion

Umrah diary: Prayers, grief and joy in Mecca

(RNS) — I was disappointed to not experience my children’s reaction to seeing the Kaaba for the first time, but made my peace.
 

Bipartisanship is dead; can it be resurrected?

(RNS) — Partisanship is baked into our political system because of gerrymandering, primaries and campaign financing.

ICYMI

Amid protester demands, North Carolina city council calls for a Gaza cease-fire

(RNS) — Durham is the second city in North Carolina to vote for a cease-fire resolution and one of 70 nationwide, including Chicago, Minneapolis, Detroit and Seattle.
 

Hinduism has no rules against marrying outside the faith. But couples say it has its bumps.

(RNS) — Among American Hindus, a survey by the organization Interfaith Shaadi found that 38% marry outside the umbrella of Dharmic faiths — Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism and Buddhism.

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