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The Tablet February 17, 2021
Margaret Karram, the new leader of the Focolare Movement (center), joined her predecessor Maria Voca (right) in an audience with Pope Francis on Feb. 6 at the Vatican. The event was part of Focolare’s two-week general assembly, during which it elected Karram to succeed Voca as president. (Photo: Courtesy of Vatican Media)
WINDSOR TERRACE As a child in Israel during the 1960s, Margaret Karram was confused about her identity.
Her home on Mount Carmel was in a Jewish neighborhood, but her parents were Arabs from Palestine, which drew teasing from local kids. And, being Catholic, she did not easily identify with Palestinian Muslims. She yearned for peace as violent conflicts plagued the Holy Land.
(RNS) Nearly 9% of Americans have been vaccinated against COVID-19, and with the announcement of a third vaccine in Johnson & Johnson’s new single-dose version, the United States’ campaign is showing promise despite initial stumbles. But more than a third of Americans still say they have no intention of receiving the vaccine or are unsure.
It’s well-known that faith leaders can change minds about public health measures. “Congregants are more likely to trust not only their leaders but also those who share their faith, particularly people from their own tradition,” wrote Elaine Howard Ecklund, a Baylor University researcher, in a Religion News Service op-ed last year.
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