 A summary of major religious news stories from the past week, including a deadly stampede in India, vandalism at Jewish cemeteries, discoveries at Auschwitz, a teenage saint-to-be, and a church's long-running charity event.

A summary of major religious news stories from the past week, including a deadly stampede in India, vandalism at Jewish cemeteries, discoveries at Auschwitz, a teenage saint-to-be, and a church's long-running charity event.

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Week in Religion News Roundup

Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves. They discuss the team's pitching struggles, including Ollie Marmol's decisions to pull Kyle Gibson and trust Ryan Fernandez in high-leverage situations. Despite Sonny Gray striking out 10 but giving up five home runs, and Nolan Gorman's early lead-providing homer, the Cardinals split the doubleheader. The hosts debate the Cardinals' needs at the trade deadline, focusing on adding a starting pitcher and right-handed power bats. Ackerman emphasizes the importance of big-time players like Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt stepping up offensively. 

Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves. They discuss the team's pitching struggles, including Ollie Marmol's decisions to pull Kyle Gibson and trust Ryan Fernandez in high-leverage situations. Despite Sonny Gray striking out 10 but giving up five home runs, and Nolan Gorman's early lead-providing homer, the Cardinals split the doubleheader. The hosts debate the Cardinals' needs at the trade deadline, focusing on adding a starting pitcher and right-handed power bats. Ackerman emphasizes the importance of big-time players like Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt stepping up offensively.

Cardinals' Doubleheader, Trade Deadline Moves, and Sports Insights

Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the latest health-related issues. This episode covers President Biden's COVID-19 diagnosis and subsequent recovery, insights from a biobank containing genetic information of half a million US veterans, and the pros and cons of paleo diets. Fred also discusses the surprising risks of injuries while cutting avocados and offers safety tips. Learn about the benefits of three minutes of exercise before bed for improving sleep quality, and get expert opinions on food safety, including the risks associated with moldy bread. 

Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the latest health-related issues. This episode covers President Biden's COVID-19 diagnosis and subsequent recovery, insights from a biobank containing genetic information of half a million US veterans, and the pros and cons of paleo diets. Fred also discusses the surprising risks of injuries while cutting avocados and offers safety tips. Learn about the benefits of three minutes of exercise before bed for improving sleep quality, and get expert opinions on food safety, including the risks associated with moldy bread.

This Week in Health with Fred Bodimer

In this episode of "This Week in Religion," Fred Bodimer explores the financial health of religious organizations in the wake of the pandemic. A recent survey reveals that while median incomes are higher than in previous years, they are not keeping pace with inflation. Congregational leaders provide a mixed assessment of their financial health, with 61% rating it as excellent or good, despite ongoing concerns about future financial stability. The findings paint a complex picture of resilience and vulnerability among religious communities. 

In this episode of "This Week in Religion," Fred Bodimer explores the financial health of religious organizations in the wake of the pandemic. A recent survey reveals that while median incomes are higher than in previous years, they are not keeping pace with inflation. Congregational leaders provide a mixed assessment of their financial health, with 61% rating it as excellent or good, despite ongoing concerns about future financial stability. The findings paint a complex picture of resilience and vulnerability among religious communities.

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