Priests, deacons ask fellow clergy to ease fears over election results
Crux: More than 100 priests and deacons have encouraged fellow
clergymen to help ease the fear and uncertainty people may hold over
possible violence stemming from the presidential election outcome.
Religion News Service: Prominent clergy on both sides urged their
flocks to vote, even as they defended the propriety of addressing
politics from the pulpit.
The Atlantic: The president preferred Jesus’s teachings to his
supernatural acts -- and edited his copy of the New Testament
accordingly.
Slate: His popularity points to the ways that Catholic devotionalism has been expanding into digital spaces.
Religion News Service: Harrison has run on a spiritual brand of
politics that may feel alien to many of the Democrats from outside South
Carolina who have provide him with unprecedented funding.
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