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Barrett Duke, chair of the Southern Baptist Convention’s 2017 Resolutions Committee, listens to the Rev. Dwight McKissic, original drafter of a resolution criticizing the “alt-right” movement and white supremacy that was adopted on June 14, 2017. RNS photo by Adelle M. Banks
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Adelle Banks - Religion News Service
The group called it “antithetical to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.”
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Olga Segura
Maria Wright lost her son, 31-year-old Jerald A. Wright, during the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting.
Pope Francis greets an elderly woman as he meets with people in a poor neighborhood in Asuncion, Paraguay, in this July 12, 2015, file photo. Pastoral care of the poor and those in need has been emphasis of the pontificate of Pope Francis. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
People cannot sit back and be indifferent or unresponsive to growing poverty in the world as a privileged minority accumulates "ostentatious wealth," Pope Francis said.
Pope Francis and Patti Gallagher Mansfield, a participant in the 1967 Pittsburgh retreat that marked the beginning of the Charismatic renewal, pray during a Pentecost vigil marking the 50th anniversary of the Catholic charismatic renewal at the Circus Maximus in Rome on June 3. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
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Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
"Women are fully entitled to actively take part in all settings, and their rights must be affirmed and protected," the pope said.
Worshippers pray in 2016 at the Church of our Lady of Perpetual Help in Ankawa, Iraq. (CNS photo/Ahmed Jalil, EPA)
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Josephine von Dohlen - Catholic News Service
The Knights of Columbus has begun a nationwide television and digital ad campaign to spread awareness of the situation of Christians in the Middle East and raise funds on their behalf.
Gov. Matt Bevin listens as audience member Kalvin Brown approached the podium during the Kentucky governor's talk on Thursday, June 1, 2017, at Western Middle School in Louisville's West End about curbing the violence through prayer. (Matt Stone /The Courier-Journal via AP)
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Brian Schriener - Associated Press
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin called on the "power of prayer" to help combat Louisville's rising murder rate as he urged people to form prayer groups to walk high-crime neighborhoods.