After a series of recent pro-worshipper rulings, the Supreme Court granted a California worshipper’s emergency application asking for the state’s far-reaching restrictions on in-person religious services to be rolled back. The ruling in the case known as Gish v. Newsom came late in the day Feb. 8 after applicants filed an emergency application for an injunction a month ago. Wendy Gish is one of four worshippers who brought the application. She attends Shield of Faith Family Church in San Bernardino County, California. The application was referred to Justice Elena Kagan, who referred it to the full court. “The application for injunctive relief … is treated as a petition for a writ of certiorari before judgment, and the petition is granted,” stated the unsigned order in court file number 20A120. The high court did not provide any rationale for its ruling in which it overruled the U.S. Court of Appeals for …