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Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City

Pope Leo XIV names first Chinese bishop, signalling he is continuing Vatican’s controversial accord

55% Center coverage: 74 sources

Pope Leo XIV made his first appointment of a Chinese bishop under the Vatican’s 2018 agreement with Beijing, signalling he is continuing one of Pope Francis’ most controversial foreign policy decisions.See the Story

New York State Politics · New York

New York lawmakers approve bill that would allow medically assisted suicide for the terminally ill

43% Center coverage: 67 sources

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Religion · United States

Islam Gains Ground Globally as Christian Share Shrinks

53% Right coverage: 30 sources

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FBI Shared Anti-Catholic Memo Widely Despite Assurances It Was Isolated, Documents Show

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FBI Shared Anti-Catholic Memo Widely Despite Assurances It Was Isolated, Documents Show

Ukraine's Zelenskiy denounces Russian attack on historic Kyiv cathedral

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

Ukraine War · Kyiv See the Story

Vatican website removes pictures of artwork created by priest accused of abuse

67% Right coverage: 12 sources

Images of artwork created by a disgraced celebrity cleric accused of serial sexual and other abuse have disappeared from official Vatican Media websites without explanation, almost a year after the head of the Vatican’s communications outfit strongly defended his department’s continued use of the images even in the face of sustained public outcry. Victims and advocates received the news with cautious favor, but the development highlights how far…Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City See the Story

Pope Leo to Return to Practice of 'Imposing' Pallium on New Archbishops - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Pope Leo XIV will revive a tradition begun by St. John Paul II in 1983 by personally placing a pallium around the shoulders of recently named archbishops. Archbishop Murray Chatlain of Keewatin-Le Pas, Manitoba, wears his pallium after receiving it from Pope Francis during Mass in 2013. (CNS photo/Paul Haring) The pallium, a 3-inch-wide woolen band with 14-inch strips hanging down the front and the back, is a liturgical vest…Pope Francis · Rome See the Story

What It’s Like to Be a Chaplain On the Road With the Body of Christ

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Jeffrey Bruno Capuchin Father Michael Herlihey, one of three chaplains serving pilgrims along the Drexel Route, blesses children following the opening Mass of the 2025 Eucharistic Pilgrimage in Indianpolis on May 18, 2025. As eight young adults accompany the Blessed Sacrament across the United States, Franciscan chaplains offer daily spiritual support and sacraments.Catholic Church See the Story

Prayers continue for release of abducted Nigerian priest who recently served in Alaska - Catholic Review

Faithful on two continents are praying for the safe return of a Nigerian priest who once served in Alaska, and has been kidnapped in his home country. Father Alphonsus Afina, assigned to several parishes across Alaska from September 2017 through 2024, was abducted June 1 along with an unspecified number of fellow travelers while in Nigeria’s Borno state, near the northeastern town of Gwoza. Bishop John Bogma Bakeni of Maiduguri, Nigeria, told Th…Borno · Borno See the Story

Vatican Bank Reports Increased Profits, Charitable Giving - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The Institute for the Works of Religion, commonly known as the Vatican bank, reported increased profits in 2024 and gave a slightly larger dividend check to Pope Francis, who used the entire amount for charity. The bank released its 2024 financial report June 11, detailing in almost 200 pages its goals, achievements and ethical investment criteria. Its net income for 2024 was 32.8 million euros (about $37.6 million), up 7% o…Pope Francis · Vatican City See the Story

Abuse Allegations Down, but Safe Environment 'Fatigue' a Risk, Warns Annual Bishops' Report

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Farragutful United States Conference of Catholic Bishops headquarters in Washington, D.C. Abuse allegations have shown a steady decline since 2020, averaging a 30% decrease annually, according to data accumulated over the past five years.Catholic Church · United States See the Story

The digital pontiff: Pope Leo XIV makes AI a top issue - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

(OSV News) — While the world is still just getting to know him, first impressions appear to hint that Pope Leo XIV doesn’t seem like a pontiff to say, “I told you so.” But maybe he did. When Pope Leo addressed the College of Cardinals on May 9, the day after his election, he referred to “developments in the field of artificial intelligence that pose new challenges for the defense of human dignity, justice, and labor.” Almost as if to prove the p…Artificial Intelligence Read Article

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Top Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond News

Pope Leo XIV names first Chinese bishop, signalling he is continuing Vatican’s controversial accord

New York lawmakers approve bill that would allow medically assisted suicide for the terminally ill

Islam Gains Ground Globally as Christian Share Shrinks

Blindspots

FBI Shared Anti-Catholic Memo Widely Despite Assurances It Was Isolated, Documents Show

Ukraine's Zelenskiy denounces Russian attack on historic Kyiv cathedral

Vatican website removes pictures of artwork created by priest accused of abuse

Pope Leo to Return to Practice of 'Imposing' Pallium on New Archbishops - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

What It’s Like to Be a Chaplain On the Road With the Body of Christ

Prayers continue for release of abducted Nigerian priest who recently served in Alaska - Catholic Review

Vatican Bank Reports Increased Profits, Charitable Giving - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

Abuse Allegations Down, but Safe Environment 'Fatigue' a Risk, Warns Annual Bishops' Report

The digital pontiff: Pope Leo XIV makes AI a top issue - Biweekly Newspaper for the Diocese of Richmond %

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