Monday, April 15, 2024

RNS Morning Report: US Catholics more polarized than ever about still-popular Pope Francis, survey says

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US Catholics more polarized than ever about still-popular Pope Francis, survey says

(RNS) — The Republican and Republican-leaning favorability rating represents a decline, creating the largest partisan gap in approval of Francis since his papacy began.
 

An Episcopal seminary found a solution to its fiscal woes. Then 7 bishops intervened.

(RNS) — A group of seven New York-area bishops have objected to a long-term lease for General Episcopal Seminary, saying the lessee, a Catholic school, has a donor that does not support rights for gay, transgender and queer people.
 

Photos of the Week: Eid al-Fitr; LDS General Conference

(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes Eid al-Fitr marking the end of Ramadan, the twice-annual LDS General Conference and more.
 

In Northern Ireland, a long-awaited gurdwara opens with a wedding

LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland (RNS) — Derry’s growing population of Sikhs have been meeting in living rooms and kitchens since a fire destroyed one of only two gurdwaras in the country.

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Mormonism is still growing, but slowly

(RNS) — There's something for everyone to cheer — or boo — in the most recent data on the LDS church.
 

How OJ Simpson changed the male-only way I talk, think and pray about God

(RNS) — OJ's violence toward his wife convinced me to pursue a more gender-balanced liturgy.

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Experts call for Vatican judicial reforms to promote transparency and a fair trial

VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Speakers at the conference said the institution still has a lot to do to better inform victims during canonical trials.
 

The worship of Shiva, Hinduism’s ‘inconceivable’ deity, finds a home in the tech sector

(RNS) — Often cast as the most transcendent sect of Hinduism, Shaivism’s appeal to scientific-minded Hindus is becoming more visible.

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