“…Indeed, empirical studies show that religious organizations play intermediary roles in the implementation of various morality policies, such as euthanasia and assisted dying (Gastmans et al, 2006), abortion (Funk, 1996; Hien, 2019), prostitution (Euchner, 2019), stem‐cell research (Beltrame, 2017; Mintrom, 2013), assisted reproduction (Griessler & Hager, 2016), addiction (Connolly & Granfield, 2017; Jozaghi et al, 2016), as well as religious education (Ciornei et al, 2021; Euchner, 2018; Schreiner, 2015). In most of these fields, the channel used by religious organizations to engage with morality policy issues can be labeled as “interpretive intermediation” (Brès et al, 2019), whereby religious intermediaries address both policy targets and beneficiaries (Fig.…”