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

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

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Leo with the Curia Will Maintain Francis’s Direction, but Change the Tone
Pope Francis · Vatican City

Leo with the Curia Will Maintain Francis’s Direction, but Change the Tone

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ROME – As Pope Leo XIV settles into his new role on the Throne of Peter, early indications are that he will respect and maintain the direction of his predecessor’s reforms for the Roman Curia, but will do so with a much softer tone. Over the past week, the pope has met with two different groupings of the most significant curial and diplomatic bodies of the Holy See: papal diplomatic representatives and employees and officials of the Secretariat …See the Story
UK Bishops Opposed Proposed Legislation Decriminalizing Abortion
Abortion · England

UK Bishops Opposed Proposed Legislation Decriminalizing Abortion

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LEICESTER, United Kingdom – A Bill that would decriminalize abortion in Britain is opposed by the Catholic bishops, with Archbishop John Sherrington saying it would “reduce the protection of unborn children and their mothers.” Abortion remains a criminal offence in England and Wales if it takes place after 24 weeks of pregnancy, although there are various exceptions in place in the law, including the woman’s life is in danger, there is a severe …See the Story

Pope Leo says to look to Jesus if feeling ‘stuck and blocked’

60% Right coverage: 5 sources
Christians should bring “the pain of those who feel lost and without a way out” to Jesus Christ, according to Pope Leo XIV. The pontiff was speaking during his General Audience on Wednesday, and referring to the parable of the blind beggar Bartimaeus found in the Gospel of Mark. “With this catechesis I would like to bring our attention to another essential aspect of the life of Jesus, namely his healings. For this reason, I invite you to bring b…Pope Leo XIV · Vatican CitySee the Story

Beatification of ‘Martyr of Honesty’ Brings Pride to DR Congo

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YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – Bishop Willy Ngumbi Ngengele of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) says the planned beatification of Floribert Bwana Chui Bin Kositi is a thing of pride for the people of the country. Ngengele was speaking at a press conference June 9 ahead of the beatification of the Congolese young customs officer who was killed in 2007 after refusing to take a bribe. His beatification ceremony is scheduled for Trinity Sunday, J…See the Story

India court upholds dismissal of Army officer who refused to violate his Christian faith

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
MUMBAI, India – In India, the Delhi High Court recently upheld the dismissal of Lieutenant Samuel Kamalesan, a Christian officer from the Indian Army, for his refusal to participate in religious rituals at his regiment’s temple and gurdwara. Lieutenant Samuel Kamalesan joined the army in 2017 and served in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, which predominantly recruits soldiers from the Jat, Rajput and Sikh communities. While he did attend religious para…Indian Army · MumbaiRead Article

First network of clergy abuse survivors is created in Brazil

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
SÃO PAULO, Brazil – A victim of sexual abuse by a priest over 50 years ago in April created Brazil’s first Network of Survivors of Ecclesiastical Abuse. The South American country had at least 148 cases of children and teenagers abused by members of the clergy since 2000, according to a recent study, but the numbers could be much higher. Valdea Caratchuk, a resident in Curitiba in Brazil’s Paraná state, rediscovered what happened to her only 11 …São Paulo · São PauloSee the Story

Manila Court Acquits Filipino Drag Artist over ‘Our Father’ Performance

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MANILA, Philippines – A Manila court acquitted Filipino drag artist Amadeus Fernando Pagente, better known as Pura Luka Vega, in a high-profile case involving his performance of the “Our Father” during a party that went viral online. Pagente’s performance drew flak not only because he danced and twerked while singing the Our Father, but also because he dressed up as the Black Nazarene, a popular dark-skinned image of Jesus that draws millions of…Jesus Christ · ManilaSee the Story

Priest Says Cameroon Rulers Need to Face a ‘Tower of Babel’

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YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – Echoing earlier calls for change by some Cameroonian bishops, a Catholic priest has invoked the Holy Spirit, urging it to bring confusion akin to the biblical “Babel” on the country’s ruling elite. Father Richard Alphonse Sandjong Yakam, of St. John Paul II Parish in Banengo, in the West Region, used his Pentecost Sunday homily to emphasize that change had become imperative for Cameroon. He drew a parallel, stating that just …International · CameroonSee the Story

Filipino Bishops Hit Senate for Delaying VP Duterte’s Impeachment Trial

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MANILA, Philippines – Filipino Catholic bishops criticized the Senate for delaying the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, who is accused of misusing public funds and plotting to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Duterte was expected to face trial at the 24-member Senate after she had been impeached by the House of Representatives on February 5. The Senate, however, rejected calls to immediately start the proceedings, prom…Rodrigo Duterte · ManilaSee the Story

Nigerian bishops say ‘no justification for the continues bloodletting’

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YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – Catholic bishops in Nigeria have lashed out against the continued killing of Christians in the country, saying in a June 6 statement that there is “no justification for the continuous bloodletting.” The statement comes in the wake of a spate of attacks in Benue State that left at least 100 people dead. On June 1, armed groups believed to be Jihadist Fulani herdsmen struck communities in Gwer West and Apa counties, killing at …Benue · BenueRead Article

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