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Religious News From Around the Web December 27, 2021

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Houses of Worship Struggle to Rebuild Attendance; Michigan City Gets Ready for All-Muslim Government; New York Can Force Photographer to Take Pictures for Same-Sex Wedding; Archdiocese sues LAUSD, alleging it kept federal funds from...
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Pope at Urbi et Orbi: Christmas invites us to dialogue, unity, peace

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By Vatican News staff writer Pope Francis gave his traditional Christmas message followed by his "Urbi et Orbi" blessing (to the city and the world) to crowds of pilgrims gathered in a rainy Saint Peter's...
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These Were the DC Public Library’s Most Popular Books in 2021

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Image by Chinnapong via iStock/Getty Images Plus. Hot vax summer never really took off, so what did people in DC do instead? They read books, apparently! The DC Public Library’s exhaustive list of its most...
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Frozen Fruit Bars Market will Hit Big Revenues in Future | Nestlé S.A, Unilever, Happy & Healthy Products, Inc. (H&H)

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Frozen Fruit Bars Market The global frozen fruit bars market is segmented based on type, flavor, distribution channel and region. PORTLAND, OR, UNITED STATES, December 23, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Frozen fruit bars are prepared by mixing...
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UNGA adopts Russian resolution to combat the glorification of Nazism

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According to RIA Novosti, the resolution recommends countries to take appropriate concrete measures to prevent a revision of the results of World War II. On September 6, Russian Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov proposed to classify...
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Sikyong Welcomes Appointment of Uzra Zeya as New US Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues

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Collage image: Uzra Zeya, new US Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues, and Sikyong Penpa Tsering. Sikyong Penpa Tsering of the Central Tibetan Administration welcomed the appointment of Under Secretary Uzra Zeya as the new US...
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Health ought to be a skill – a poetic tribute to health literacy

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Making decisions about our health is complicated. Most of us have, at some point in our lives, struggled with health literacy. At the latest WHO Regional Committee for Europe in September 2021, Taylor Mali, a slam poet and educator from the United States of America, shared a part of his poem, ‘An apple a day is not enough’, with the delegates and public following the session, highlighting that health is a skill that should be taught.
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EU sets priorities areas of cooperation around the world

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Global Europe: the European Union sets out priority areas for cooperation with partner countries and regions around the world
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Fungie, Ireland’s Favourite Dolphin, Brought to Life in New Children’s Book Called ‘Finn’s Friend Fungie’

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Down by the Dock and Finn's Friend Fungie Books On the heels of the first anniversary of Fungie's disappearance, a heart-warming new way to remember him has arrived. There are few dolphins that inspire such fond...
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Synthetic drugs: Valuable Tools to tackle the threats, now also In French

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UNODC Launches French Version of the UN Toolkit on Synthetic Drugs: a framework for action to address this global problem. Vienna (Austria), 20 December 2021 — The  manufacture of synthetic drugs is on the rise,...
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Religious News From Around the Web December 20, 2021

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Pope Reemphasizes Opposition to Latin Mass; Ninth Circuit Clears Expulsions of Seminarians in Same-Sex Marriages; Gorsuch Cites Religious Liberty As Supreme Court Allows New York Vaccine Mandate; Survey: 30 Percent of American Adults “Religiously...
America

Rashad Hussain confirmed by US Senate as first Muslim Religious Freedom Ambassador

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The U.S. Senate has approved Rashad Hussain to serve as Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, in a historic move as the first American Muslim to hold the position welcome by different religious groups.
ENTERTAINMENT

His films were melted down and recycled

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Today, world cinema has achieved remarkable pictorial effects that not only recreate reality, but can also create unreality that is unattainable for human perception. But to achieve this, cinema has come a long way...
America

In England and Wales number of Christians falls to half the population, while in US similar pattern shows

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Christian believers are showing signs of decline in both the United States and the United Kingdom, but in England and Wales latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show a marked fall in the number of people identifying as Christian
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International Migrants Day 2021

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Vienna (Austria) 18 December 2021 - As the world marks International Migrants Day, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) urges countries to uphold human rights while combatting the criminal networks who...
America

Norwood Community Library Brings Free Books to The Bronx

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By SARAH HUFFMAN Outside the Keeper’s House on Reservoir Oval East in the Norwood section of the Bronx is a light blue library mailbox which, since around July 2021, has been regularly filled with used...
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MEPs condemn with determination “the electoral farce” in Nicaragua

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The EU should consider introducing additional sanctions against the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, say MEPs in a resolution adopted on Thursday.
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Organic Honey Market: Europe will Remain the Most Lucrative Region through 2031; Says Fact.MR

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organic-honey-market The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has mandated all manufacturers producing organic products. ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES, December 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Global sales of organic honey are estimated to exceed US$ 150 Mn...
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Kremlin ruled out the possibility of the arrest of the Director Alexander Sokurov after his polemic with the President

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Kremlin ruled out the possibility of the arrest of director Alexander Sokurov after his polemic with the president over the North Caucasus and the future of Russia. But the head of Chechnya reacted sharply...
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Superfoods Market Size, Share and Growth Analysis Report Till 2028

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Industry Trends, Demand, Scope & Forecast Industry analysis indicates that the rising demand for superfoods in various applications, such as snacks and beverages, is driven by changing market trends NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, USA, December...
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Buddhist Scholar Duncan Ryuken Williams Wins Prestigious Grawemeyer Religion Prize

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By  Justin Whitaker Professor Duncan Ryuken Williams, professor of  Religion and East Asian Languages & Cultures and director of the Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions at the University of Southern California, was awarded the Grawemeyer religion award, according to an announcement last Friday. The award, jointly given by The University of Louisville and Louisville Presbyterian […]
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The world of snowflake studies: facts and records about snow

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Winter has come and the New Year is approaching. And what is the New Year without fluffy snow and snowflakes sparkling in the rays of the sun? The world of snow is amazing and...
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Transferring consciousness to a computer: the path to immortality or an unrealistic concept

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Despite the fact that every year breakthroughs are made in science, it still cannot defeat death. Where medicine is powerless, technology comes into play. "High-tech" talks about one of them - a hypothetical loading...
America

Schools in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan Train Educators to Introduce Peace Education

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Promoting a culture of peace and non-violence through education is one of UNESCO’s core missions. However, with 50 per cent1 of the world’s out-of-school children living in conflict affected countries, this remains a formidable...
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Team builds first living robots—that can reproduce

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Photo: A mature xenobot (red) gathers its own kind (green). / © Douglas Blackiston and Sam Kriegman AI-engineered and hand-built xenobots - living machines made from frog embryonic cells - can now spontaneously reproduce themselves. Biology...
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