Millennials and Gen Z, blamed for the decline of surely everything by now, have actually managed to contribute to the resurgence of several traditional items such as Polaroid cameras, libraries and even record players. (Jensen, USA Today)
Read MoreAs Americans gear up for a long and bitterly contentious presidential election year, their message to religious leaders and institutions couldn’t be clearer: Keep out. That’s the finding in the latest Pew Research poll, which found that 63% of Americans say churches and other houses of worship should stay out of politics, and 76% said religious congregations should not make political endorsements. (Shimron, Religion News Service)
Read MoreAt “91 and a half,” Joanne Rogers remains a devoted advocate for the legacy of her late husband, the iconic star of the long-running children’s show “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” (Banks, Religion News Service)
Read MoreAs thousands of abuse victims across the U.S. continue to search for justice and closure decades after being molested by some of the most trusted people in their lives, these men have become the priest next door. (Schnell & Ruland, USA Today)
Read MoreAfter appearing on television to talk about her experience of detransitioning, Charlie began to talk more generally her gradual realisation that “you can’t be born in the wrong body – it’s our minds that need treatment, not our sex”. (Walsh, The Telegraph)
Read MoreA coalition of big-tech companies and institutions meeting at the Vatican starting Thursday (Nov. 14) seeks to create a safe environment for children on the internet through cooperation and concrete actions. The international and interreligious conference, “Promoting Digital Child Dignity: From Concept to Action,” was organized to combat the multiplying risks and challenges of the internet for minors. (Giangrave, Religion News Service)
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