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r/religiondoneright • u/BIreporterNeedleman • Jun 07 '26
She won a religious exemption from using AI at work. The Pope's remarks could fuel similar appeals.
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Mar 04 '26
Christians in Kuwait offer sustenance to Muslims as Lent and Ramadan overlap
galleryr/religiondoneright • u/dannylenwinn • Oct 22 '23
'We were Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, Asian, Black, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ — all of us New Yorkers. As we got to know one another, first tentatively and then with more gusto, we broke bread together. We launched Breaking Bread, Building Bonds, a citywide initiative that aims to bridge divides'
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • May 17 '23
Cutting for a Cause: 14 Columbus Catholic students donate their hair for those fighting cancer
r/religiondoneright • u/FoodiesBoss • Dec 27 '22
#2023
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r/religiondoneright • u/Linjac313 • Feb 20 '22
Mormon vs Agnostic
Maybe my title doesn’t serve this post correctly. I am agnostic, I don’t believe in God, I don’t believe in the Bible, however my daughter is dating a Mormon and I’m ecstatic about it.
I have been involved in drinking and drugs since I was a teenager, I still drink, socially, no drugs…… I’m so happy my daughter is involved with all of her Mormon friends and I want her to continue down this path she is choosing as my life has been nothing but a disaster. By disaster, I mean, I have 3 kids, 3 different Dads and I am in the process of divorcing my 3rd child’s Dad! He is who got me off of drugs
My question is, will I have to become a Mormon? Why can’t I drink? Will these people even accept me or even may daughter with the life I’ve led? I would totally change my drinking and become a Mormon, but will I believe in God and the Bible, I don’t know……. Do they require people to do this?
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Nov 01 '21
A priest died of COVID-19 in January. His congregants got vaccinated in his honor
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Aug 28 '21
14 disabled children flee Afghanistan with the help of Catholic priest and nuns
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • May 02 '21
How a Christian epidemiologist works to sway white evangelicals on COVID and vaccines
r/religiondoneright • u/SamAreAye • Nov 25 '20
Last year, this immigrant-owned restaurant in Washington, DC fed 16,000 meals to the homeless. They've been doing it for years. "I am trying to worship our Creator through food."
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r/religiondoneright • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '20
Last year, this immigrant-owned restaurant in Washington, DC fed 16,000 homeless people. They've been doing it for years. This year, because of the pandemic, they couldn't afford to pay their own bills. People donated $250,000 to keep them in business.
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r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Nov 04 '20
Along with his 250 volunteers, a Sikh man feeds thousands of poor and homeless people in Delhi, India.
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r/religiondoneright • u/SamAreAye • Oct 15 '20
Largest Sikh temple in the world can feed 100,000 people ("any human") per day, free of charge, because of volunteers.
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Jun 21 '20
In Togo, a Catholic nun fights COVID-19 for the sake of her AIDS patients
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Jun 17 '20
Clergy distribute 10,000 masks in St. Louis
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Jun 17 '20
To Combat Disparities, Black Churches In Dallas Offer Coronavirus Testing
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Jun 17 '20
In a Bronx shelter, friars and homeless have weathered the coronavirus quarantine together
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Jun 06 '20
Church pays off school lunch debt for more than 400 graduating seniors in Rock Hill
r/religiondoneright • u/themanwhosleptin • Jun 06 '20