Religion news 12 November
Irish priests suffering from hate comments for online services; President Macron urges international response against Islamist terrorism; Court orders blood transfusion for 15 year old Jehovah’s Witness
Irish priests suffering from hate comments for online services; President Macron urges international response against Islamist terrorism; Court orders blood transfusion for 15 year old Jehovah’s Witness
Cardinal Vincent Nichols put church before victims of sexual abuse; Three Popes failed to curb Theodore McCarrick; The impact of Covid-19 on Muslim communities and lessons learned
Church of England Living in Love and Faith by 2022; European Institute for training Imams; US Muslim ban destined for rejection
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, the “Prince of God in our midst”; Joe Biden – a man of faith in the White House; Mosques and churches pilot deeper conversations
Cardinal predicts government U-turn on public worship as Health Secretary says conversations continue Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Catholic Church in England and Wales is predicting
Scars on the American soul; Bishops to the British: Keep calm and carry on; UK Government refuses to budge on public worship ban
Faith groups resist government’s plan to ban public worship; Greek Orthodox priest shot and critically injured in France; Sikh charity offers help for 10,000 homeless in London alone
The Labour party and antisemitism – illegal acts, Corbyn suspended, bitter dispute; Second Islamist terror attack in France; Jerry Falwell sues university for defamation
Deep concern and call to action over refugee family’s death crossing the channel; France issues safety advice to citizens living in Muslim majority countries; Antisemitism within the anti vaccine movement
South Wales police force church service to close during lockdown; Irish churches revolt against proposed Covid-19 closure; French government accused of scapegoating Muslims
