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DMN Gets Religion, Then Gets Rid of It

Earlier this week we had Dallas Morning News editor Bob Mong telling Unfair Park that the paper was Rapturing the Religion section into the rest of the paper. Now, per the paper's Religion blog, comes the adios announcement that will appear in tomorrow's edition. The farewell, found after the jump,...
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Earlier this week we had Dallas Morning News editor Bob Mong telling Unfair Park that the paper was Rapturing the Religion section into the rest of the paper. Now, per the paper’s Religion blog, comes the adios announcement that will appear in tomorrow’s edition. The farewell, found after the jump, has something to do with life after death. Really, God bless ’em. –Robert Wilonsky

Beginning next Saturday, religion coverage, including our weekly Arts & Media reviews, will move to the Metro section. We hope this will increase visibility for our religion content, since Metro is consistently among the best-read sections of The Dallas Morning News.

We hope that you’ll keep visiting this blog for the latest local news and to join in a community-wide conversation about faith, spirituality and values. Log onto the blog, and see other religion coverage, at DallasNews.com/Religion. Let us know what you think.

Our Religion writers, Jeffrey Weiss and Sam Hodges, with decades of reporting experience between them, will continue to devote their considerable talents to covering the faith beat. Look for more of their work to appear in Metro, on Page One, and elsewhere in the paper.

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