Religious Freedom Day in 2022

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2022 Date	January 16, 2022
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Religious Freedom Day in 2022

Religious Freedom Day seeks to commemorate the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom. The statute became the inspiration for the 1st amendment and led to freedom of religion for all Americans.

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On National Religious Freedom Day, I am thankful for my @sgiusa community. For many, while facing difficulties in the past months, #faith communities have served to bless & encourage. The freedom to worship is a core tenet of our democracy which I immensely value. https://t.co/q9YE7u6iRp
— Steve Johnson (@SteveCD13) January 17, 2022

Today is National Religious Freedom Day which commemorates the passage of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom in 1786. This law later inspired and shaped the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. https://t.co/yKztUOleDp
— Callista Gingrich (@CallyGingrich) January 16, 2022

The UDHR states, “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.” When people can freely practice their religion or belief, without restrictions, nations flourish. On National Religious Freedom Day, we recommit to championing this universal right for all. https://t.co/08BXoosso6
— Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield (@USAmbUN) January 16, 2022

Today is Religious Freedom Day. According to @OpenDoors, there have been some 340 million Christians living in places where they experience high levels of persecution & discrimination. Join me in praying for these brothers & sisters in Christ around the world today. https://t.co/Slhb2Lv7HU
— Franklin Graham (@Franklin_Graham) January 16, 2022

Today, on National Religious Freedom Day, we reaffirm the centrality of freedom of religion or belief in the American experience and renew our resolve to advocate for individuals’ ability to live in accordance with the dictates of their conscience. https://t.co/KCzV7BRnbB
— Under Secretary Uzra Zeya (@UnderSecStateJ) January 16, 2022

On National Religious Freedom Day, we celebrate the most sacred and fundamental of our rights. May God continue to bless America. #NationalReligiousFreedomDay https://t.co/p3l3y8jJSU
— Gov. Greg Abbott (@GovAbbott) January 16, 2022

@mikepompeo "In my life, faith has always been a beacon of hope and a calling to purpose, and I believe that protecting religious freedom is as important now as it has ever been. On Religious Freedom Day, we rededicate ourselves to protecting the freedom of people of all faiths and none." https://t.co/3xboXbaCeZ
— UnitedWeStand (@UnitedW22607736) January 17, 2022

On National Religious Freedom Day, we celebrate the freedom of religion for all Americans. In the Catholic Church, the Committee for Religious Liberty of USCCB, chaired by Cardinal Dolan, actively works to strengthen and sustain religious freedom. #ReligiousFreedomDay #NYSCC https://t.co/M4ove2fGOO
— NYS Catholic Conference (@NYSCatholicConf) January 16, 2022

Today is National Religious Freedom Day commemorating adoption of Thomas Jefferson's landmark Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom on this day 1786. This established a clear separation of church and state. Let us all respect diverse approaches to faith and non-faith.
— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) January 16, 2022

TODAY IN HISTORY 1786 – The Council of Virginia enacts the Statute for Religious Freedom, guaranteeing religious liberty. 2022 – New Governor of Virginia lifts school mask mandates on 1st day, guaranteeing needless Covid deaths. #Fresh #wtpBLUE #ONEV1 https://t.co/N68QabWeLc
— LongTime🤓FirstTime👩‍💻 (@LongTimeAmy) January 16, 2022

Religious Freedom Day Facts - in 2022

I believe that protecting religious freedom is as important now as it has ever been. We must continue our work to ensure that people of all faiths — or none — are treated as full participants in society, equal in rights and dignity. - U.S. President Joseph R. Biden, Religious Freedom Day 2022
According to the Pew Research, at the end of 2022, about 73% of U.S. adults say that religion should be kept separate from government.