Religious Freedom
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Cardinal Dolan Concludes New York Tenure, Influence Expected to Persist
Cardinal Timothy Dolan officially steps down as Archbishop of New York on February 6, 2026, with Bishop Ronald Hicks named as his successor. Despite his retirement, Dolan’s significant influence within the Catholic Church is expected to continue.
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Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin Responds to Anti-Church Campaigns, Urges Canonical Dialogue with Authorities
The Mother See condemns anti-church campaigns and calls for adherence to canonical order.
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FACE Act Under Scrutiny Amid DOJ Probe into Minnesota Church Disruption
The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act of 1994 is at the center of a federal investigation after anti-ICE agitators disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, prompting the Department of Justice to vow a thorough probe…
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Growing Concerns Over State Pressure on the Armenian Apostolic Church
The Lemkin Institute raises concerns over state pressures on the Armenian Apostolic Church, highlighting arrests and threats to cultural identity.
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Supreme Court Refuses Kim Davis Appeal, Upholds Same-Sex Marriage Rights
The Supreme Court has declined to hear Kim Davis’s appeal, cementing the constitutional right to same-sex marriage and ending a decade-long legal battle over religious exemptions for government officials.
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Supreme Court Faces Landmark Challenge to Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
Ten years after the Obergefell v. Hodges decision, the U.S. Supreme Court faces a challenge to reconsider same-sex marriage rights. Former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis argues her religious freedom was violated, reigniting debate on LGBTQ rights and legal protections.
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The Artsakh Issue at the Religious Freedom Summit
Discussions regarding religious freedom issues in Armenia and various other countries took place at the international Religious Freedom Summit held in the US Congress according to VOA. American-Armenian organizations view this summit as a platform to bring issues of concern…









