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May 28
- With scripture, Hillary Clinton wins over a voter Dan Merica, CNN
- Vatican looks to reform its media operations, add multimedia Rosie Scammell, The Washington Post
- Nebraska Death Penalty Repealed with Outspoken Christian Support Timothy C. Morgan, Christianity Today
- On trial in Iran for celebrating Christmas World Watch Monitor
May 27
- Why more young women than ever before are skipping church Danielle Paquette, The Washington Post
- Vatican: Gay marriage victory in Ireland ‘a defeat for humanity’ Reuters
- New Jersey priest fired as Seton Hall chaplain comes out as gay David Gibson, The Huffington Post
- Cleveland Clergy Demand Police Reform After Michael Brelo's Not Guilty Verdict Carol Kuruvilla, The Huffington Post
- India’s Christians concerned about growing attacks on religious minorities Arielle Dreher, The Washington Post
- How One Pakistani Town Mastered Religious Tolerance Hassan Raza, The Huffington Post
- Egypt’s Copts praise President Sisi but await more tangible support Stephen Kalin, Reuters
- Vatican bank profits rise as pope’s clean-up campaign continues James Mackenzie, Reuters
- Two Presbyterian Pastors Face Death Penalty in Sudan, Persecuted for Their Christian Faith Stoyan Zaimov, The Christian Post
- Christians In India Continue To Live In Fear, Despite Modi's Promises Of Equality Arielle Dreher, The Huffington Post
- U.S. Catholicism graph shows slow growth over past century, stable geography Tobin Grant, RNS
May 26
- In El Salvador, there’s a love/hate relationship between churches and gangs John L. Allen Jr., Crux
May 25
- Vatican Bank Profits Soar As Recovery, Reform Continue Nicole Winfield, The Huffington Post
- Pakistan: Anti-Christian violence erupts in Lahore after alleged Quran burning Lucinda Borkett-Jones, The Christian Post
May 24
- Catholic Church Ponders Future After Same-Sex Marriage Vote in Ireland Danny Hakim, The New York Times
- 'Wall' of religious hatred divides Central African town Patrick Fort, AFP
- Tongue Tied: Pentecost — a holiday once celebrated on a scale rivaling Christmas or Easter — has faded into obscurity outside of Europe. Could it stage a comeback? Benjamin Soloway, Foreign Policy

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