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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

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

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

Latin America and Caribbean week in pictures

Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires

Latin America and Caribbean week in pictures

60% Left coverage: 20 sources

June 6-12, 2025 See the Story

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Capitol police said nine people were charged with 'crowding, obstructing and incommoding.'

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Capitol police said nine people were charged with 'crowding, obstructing and incommoding.'

Vatican Can Take 3 Key Steps to Bring Ukrainian Kids Back From Russia, Says Child Advocate

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

A woman holds a child next to a destroyed bridge during evacuation from Irpin, Ukraine, March 28, 2022, as Russia continues its attack on the country. (Photo: OSV News/Oleksandr Ratushniak, Reuters) by Gina Christian (OSV News) — The Vatican can take three key steps to provide greater assistance than it already has in securing the return of Ukrainian children forcibly taken by Russia, a Ukrainian child advocate and former government official to…Europe 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 City See the Story

What some Call 'DEI,' the New Testament Calls the Kingdom of God

Coverage: 2 sources

Diversity, equity and inclusion are not anathema to Christian life and discipleship, writes Dan Horan — they are found in the very heart of what it means to be a Christian.DEI · United States See the Story

A curfew — and faith leaders' calls — quiet the night

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Los Angeles police arrested at least 25 people Tuesday night amid a curfew downtown as faith leaders made calls for "nonviolent resistance."Curfew · Los Angeles See the Story

Is Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ good for US consumers?

69% Center coverage: 45 sources

Is Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ good for US consumers? The bond market is sending Washington an unmistakable message: The U.S. budget deficit is a problem we can no longer ignore. Yet, the GOP budget bill seems to do precisely that. If the ballooning debt persists, long-term interest rates will stay elevated and could continue to rise. While politicians celebrate tax cuts, bond investors, the people and institutions lending money to the U.S. gov…Donald Trump · United States 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

Warning over ‘reputational risk’ damage from Church abuse scandals

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

Church of England · London See the Story

Prayer Response to Immigration Raids

63% Center coverage: 16 sources

Click here to view this article from journalgazette.net.Archbishop · Los Angeles See the Story

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