What does RNS stand for?

Religion News Service (Washington, DC)

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NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER USES THE FOLLOWING NEWS SERVICES: ASIANEWS, CATHOLIC NEWS SERVICE, INTER PRESS SERVICE, LATINAMERICA PRESS, NEW AMERICA MEDIA, RELIGION NEWS SERVICE AND UCA NEWS.

Bishops seek nuke-free world

Jose Merced of Euless sued the city after officials told him in 2006 that he needed a permit to slaughter animals, including goats, sheep and turtles, reported Religion News Service.

Santeria priest may sacrifice animals, court rules

The news service is also the parent company of Religion News Service, which will continue as an independent company, she said.

Newhouse News Service to close

Banks is senior correspondent at Religion News Service.

Which Religions to Cover?

22, 2001 Religion News Service (RNS), the only secular news agency devoted exclusively to unbiased coverage of religion and ethics, has hired Angeline Davis to serve as its first Sales Manager.

Religion News Service Hires Sales Manager; Launches New Marketing ...

By MICHELLE MINKOFF Religion News Service [Contributing to this piece were staff of The Times-Picayune for Religion News Service and Peter Finney Jr.

'Green patriarch' leads symposium on river

The proposal was a response to an October statement signed by 138 Muslim scholars inviting Christians to dialogue and was addressed to Jordan's Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad bin Talal, a lead signatory of the October message, according to Religion News Service.

Good news

In May, Religion News Service reported that federal officials had told the Alliance that it would not be fined after all.

Government drops fine against alliance of Baptists