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Harlem spiritual leader and political luminary Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid dies at 74
(RNS) — Imam Al-Hajj Talib Abdur-Rashid, the longtime leader of the Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood in Harlem and a pillar of the African American Muslim community in New York City and beyond, has died at 74. Abdur-Rashid, or Imam Talib, as he was known to his community and to Muslims across the country, died Saturday (Nov. 15) in Harlem. No…
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Fear of deportation keeps Chicago Latino immigrants home from Mass
CHICAGO (RNS and NPR) — For three Guatemalan roofers, there has only been one place they have found community in the six years since the first one arrived here — Catholic Mass. As one of the three men, the most talkative of the Mayan language Q’eqchi’-speaking group, put it, “We don’t know anybody other than the parish here.” But the…
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Virginia Episcopalians promised reparations. Progress has lagged.
(RNS) — At the height of the anti-racism protests following the murder of George Floyd in 2020, the idea of reparations for Black Americans for the long shadow of slavery gained traction. State and city leaders, as well as religious leaders began to consider how to compensate those whose unpaid work had made them what they are today. In Virginia,…
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In ‘Dilexi te,’ Pope Leo presents early church as exemplar of love and care for poor
(RNS) — Jesus tells us in the Gospel of Matthew, “the poor will always be with you.” So far, sadly, he has proven to be correct. In every era, there have been marginalized people who are hungry, thirsty, homeless and in need of clothing. As Pope Leo XIV indicated in “Dilexi te,” his Oct. 4 apostolic exhortation, Christians have an…
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Morris Chapman, longtime SBC Executive Committee leader, dead at 84
(RNS) — Morris Chapman, a longtime leader of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee, died Monday. He was 84. “In a world where so many have fallen, he was faithful to the end,” current SBC President Clint Pressley posted on social media in tribute to Chapman. “Southern Baptists like me owe men like him a debt of gratitude. Praying the…
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Aid to Gaza resumes, with UN and established faith-based agencies leading the way
(RNS) — With President Trump announcing “the war is over” on Monday (Oct. 13) and Israel and Hamas trading hostages for Palestinian prisoners, aid from the United Nations and faith-based agencies began to flow into the Gaza Strip, with hopes of stemming a humanitarian disaster. Trump’s 20-point Gaza ceasefire plan names the United Nations, the Red Crescent and other international…
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Deportation flight to Iran included Christians at risk
(RNS) — The Trump administration’s deportation of more than a hundred Iranians held in ICE custody on a flight that touched down in Tehran on Sept. 29 includes Christian converts and other religious minorities who may face harsh penalties for their religious beliefs upon return to the Islamic Republic, advocates warned. “Among those deported were four women and a 72-year-old…
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