Good morning, Friend. Today is the final day of our year-end fundraising for our nonprofit newsroom. For more than 90 years, Religion News Service has reported on how faith and belief shape public life — work that remains thoughtful, independent, and free to read and share because readers like you choose to support it.  If this coverage matters to you, now is the moment to act. Gifts of any amount made before 11:59 p.m. ET tonight are being matched, doubling their impact and helping carry this reporting into the year ahead. Now, on to today's Morning Report. Top Stories (RNS) — Last year’s most read, most shared and most likely, in the eyes of RNS’ editors, to shape the year ahead.  (RNS) — Bishop Julian Dobbs was reportedly cleared of the claims that he misused tens of thousands of dollars.  (RNS) — His hit song ‘Total Praise’ was included in the group Destiny’s Child’s a capella “Gospel Medley,” performed by a cantor at New York’s Carnegie Hall and sung by a choir when President Barack Obama welcomed Pope Francis to the White House.  SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — He was the longest-tenured member of the Quorum of the Twelve after President Dallin H. Oaks, making him next in line to lead the church under a long-established succession plan. Opinion (RNS) — The United States goes to war with Christian identity as cover.  (RNS) — Sometimes, all you really do need is love. A very big love. ICYMI VATICAN CITY (RNS) — The Catholic world is keenly watching to see how the more reflective Leo will step out of the shadow of his often disruptive predecessor. | 
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