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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

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

63% Right coverage: 8 sources

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

Vatican's Financial Woes: Undervalued Assets and Dwindling Donations

Pius XII · Vatican City

Vatican's Financial Woes: Undervalued Assets and Dwindling Donations

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

The Vatican faces a budget crisis, primarily relying on declining donations and an under-performing real estate portfolio. While US donations add significant support, overall contributions have decreased. Real estate underutilization remains a challenge, with many properties not generating income due to low rent and occupancy issues.See the Story

Poland Primate Leaves Independent Abuse Commission Project

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Archbishop Wojciech Polak, the Polish bishops’ point man on abuse, will no longer oversee the creation of an independent commission examining the Church’s handling of abuse cases.Archbishop Wojciech Polak, the delegate of the child protection office of the Polish bishops’ conference, pictured in 2009. Enstropia/wikimedia CC BY-SA 4.0.In a statement issued at the end of their June 10-12 plenary meeting in Katowice, the Polish bishops said the pro…Archbishop · Poland See the Story

DRC Bishops Committed to Promoting Peace, Reconciliation and National Cohesion

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The National Episcopal Conference of the Democratic Republic of Congo (CENCO) responded on Thursday, 12 June, to a statement made on Monday, 9 June, during a press briefing by the DRC’s Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Jean-Pierre Bemba, accusing Catholic Bishops of attitudes that could harm the country’s stability. The Congolese Bishops fear that such a statement from a senior government minister could jeopardise and undermine nat…Catholic Church · Democratic Republic of the Congo See the Story

Woman sentenced to prison after ‘Tom Hardy’ church fraud scheme

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A woman in Pennsylvania has been sentenced to prison for bank fraud and money laundering, in a scheme that included tricking a Catholic church into wiring $466,000 to a shell corporation.The woman’s attorney argued that she was the victim of a romantic scheme, believing herself to be in an online relationship with British actor Tom Hardy, and carrying out fraudulent activities at the request of a scam artist posing online as Hardy.But a retired …Catholic Church · Cedar Rapids Read Article

Footballer, teacher, father, martyr: The story of Blessed Benedict Daswa

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Many saints have been sports fans.Saint John Paul II loved mountaineering, as did Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, Blessed Michael McGivney was a baseball left fielder, Venerable Montserrat Grases loved playing basketball, Blessed Chiara Badano was a gifted tennis player, and Saint Sebastian is the patron saint of athletes.Bl. Benedict Daswa. Courtesy photo.But there is another “blessed,” closely connected to sports, who is not a household name in…South Africa · South Africa Read Article

You guys, cat and mouse, and dressing for Mass

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Pillar subscribers can listen to Ed read this Pillar Post here: The Pillar TL;DRHappy Friday friends,Before we get started on the news, I just wanted to say a quick something about yesterday’s feast of Christ the Eternal High Priest.For various reasons, a good portion of my closest friends are priests, and for various other reasons, I spend a good portion of my professional life talking to priests, here in my home diocese and around the country …Cats · Gaza Read Article

Under the surface: What’s next now Rupnik’s art is offline?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This analysis was written by Ed Condon and published June 9, 2025. You can read this analysis here: Under the surface: What’s next now Rupnik’s art is offline?ShareAre you a paying subscriber?Visit pillarcatholic.com/listen on your phoneCheck the top right corner of the webpage to ensure you are logged into your Substack account.Tap ‘set up podcast’ next to …Read Article

Chokmah and a liturgical slapdown

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In a Texas prison, Eucharistic pilgrims find ‘a gift’

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The heavy metal doors rattled shut, locking the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage’s eight pilgrims inside the James A. Lynaugh Prison Unit, in Fort Stockton, Texas.A prison guard addressed the pilgrims: “Follow me.”The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage arrives June 9 at a Texas prison. Credit: Jack Figge/Pillar Media.With the local bishop and two priest chaplains, the pilgrims made their way through prison corridors, a security checkpoint, and throu…Fort Stockton · Fort Stockton Read Article

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