Sarah Ventry

Patrick's Cathedral, Hicks addressed members of the media in both English and Spanish.

I was really formed by the Latino church, and I have a great heart for the Latino community.

Hicks also spoke about the recent announcements of funds the archdiocese has set aside to help resolve sexual abuse claims.

He says that while the work is difficult, he hopes it will continue to help with accountability.

The archdiocese in New York is the second largest in the U.S.

Sarah Ventry, NPR News, New York.

The defense has asked the court to suppress all evidence recovered from Mangione's backpack because they say it was unlawfully searched without a warrant.

This includes a written in notebook, a nine millimeter handgun and a silencer.

They also want statements Mangione made to law enforcement before he was read his Miranda rights to be suppressed as well.

These pretrial hearings have been a unique preview into some of the most key pieces of evidence in question.

which could factor prominently into Mangione's state trial, the date of which has not yet been set.

Mangione will also face a federal trial.

If he's found guilty in that case, he could face the death penalty.

Sarah Ventry, NPR News, New York.

More than half of U.S.

adults still identify with their childhood religion, but of those who have left, nearly half say it's because they stopped believing in the religion's teachings.

Around a third say it's because of scandals involving clergy or religious leaders.

Most U.S.

adults who have left their religion have become nuns, that's N-O-N-E-S, meaning those who identify with no particular religion.

More than three-quarters of those say it's because they believe they can be moral without a religion.