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Journalist Recounts Pope Benedict XVI's Historic Resignation
Veteran Vatican journalist Giovanna Chirri recounts her exclusive, firsthand experience covering Pope Benedict XVI's surprise resignation on February 11, 2013, detailing the immediate reactions and the historic implications of this unprecedented event.
Journalist Recounts Pope Benedict XVI's Historic Resignation
Veteran Vatican journalist Giovanna Chirri recounts her exclusive, firsthand experience covering Pope Benedict XVI's surprise resignation on February 11, 2013, detailing the immediate reactions and the historic implications of this unprecedented event.
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44% Bias Score
Vatican Knew of Abbé Pierre's Alleged Abuse Since 1955: Book
A forthcoming book reveals the Vatican's knowledge of sexual assault accusations against Abbé Pierre, dating back to 1955, based on internal archives; the Saint Office opened an investigation that was subsequently stopped by French bishops, highlighting a potential cover-up.
Vatican Knew of Abbé Pierre's Alleged Abuse Since 1955: Book
A forthcoming book reveals the Vatican's knowledge of sexual assault accusations against Abbé Pierre, dating back to 1955, based on internal archives; the Saint Office opened an investigation that was subsequently stopped by French bishops, highlighting a potential cover-up.
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48% Bias Score
French Catholic Women Stage Lent-Long "Strike" Against Sexism
Catholic women in France are staging a Lent-long protest against sexism in the Church, boycotting services and unpaid work to highlight their significant contributions despite exclusion from leadership; the movement, supported by Le Comité de la Jupe, is part of a global campaign for women's ordinat...
French Catholic Women Stage Lent-Long "Strike" Against Sexism
Catholic women in France are staging a Lent-long protest against sexism in the Church, boycotting services and unpaid work to highlight their significant contributions despite exclusion from leadership; the movement, supported by Le Comité de la Jupe, is part of a global campaign for women's ordinat...
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44% Bias Score
Death of Former Archbishop McCarrick Highlights Systemic Abuse in Catholic Church
Theodore McCarrick, former Archbishop of Washington and cardinal, died at age 94; his death follows a 2019 dismissal from the priesthood after being found guilty of sexually abusing minors, sparking a crisis for the US Catholic Church and Vatican due to systemic failures revealed in a 449-page Vatic...
Death of Former Archbishop McCarrick Highlights Systemic Abuse in Catholic Church
Theodore McCarrick, former Archbishop of Washington and cardinal, died at age 94; his death follows a 2019 dismissal from the priesthood after being found guilty of sexually abusing minors, sparking a crisis for the US Catholic Church and Vatican due to systemic failures revealed in a 449-page Vatic...
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24% Bias Score
Oklahoma Man Charged with Murder of Kansas Priest
A 66-year-old Oklahoma man, Gary Hermesch, was charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 57-year-old Father Arul Carasala outside a Kansas church rectory on Thursday. The priest died from gunshot wounds after being shot three times.
Oklahoma Man Charged with Murder of Kansas Priest
A 66-year-old Oklahoma man, Gary Hermesch, was charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 57-year-old Father Arul Carasala outside a Kansas church rectory on Thursday. The priest died from gunshot wounds after being shot three times.
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40% Bias Score
Judge Defies Recommendation, Removes Clergy Abuse Survivors from Settlement Committee
A judge overseeing the bankruptcy of the New Orleans Catholic archdiocese removed four clergy abuse survivors from a settlement negotiation committee, defying a US trustee's recommendation and sealing a report that investigated their attorney for violating a confidentiality order; survivors have los...
Judge Defies Recommendation, Removes Clergy Abuse Survivors from Settlement Committee
A judge overseeing the bankruptcy of the New Orleans Catholic archdiocese removed four clergy abuse survivors from a settlement negotiation committee, defying a US trustee's recommendation and sealing a report that investigated their attorney for violating a confidentiality order; survivors have los...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Monk Reaches Settlement in Child Sex Abuse Case
A monk from Poblet Monastery in Tarragona, Spain, was arrested in August 2021 for allegedly sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl; he reached an out-of-court settlement with the victim's family, including financial compensation and a restraining order, prompting the monastery to implement new chi...
Spanish Monk Reaches Settlement in Child Sex Abuse Case
A monk from Poblet Monastery in Tarragona, Spain, was arrested in August 2021 for allegedly sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl; he reached an out-of-court settlement with the victim's family, including financial compensation and a restraining order, prompting the monastery to implement new chi...
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Government Faces Church Opposition Over Valle de los Caídos Redesign
The Spanish government launched a Valle de los Caídos redesign project without consulting the Catholic Church, sparking conflict over religious sensitivities and prior agreements. The project, aiming for reconciliation after the Spanish Civil War, includes maintaining religious spaces, respecting li...
Spanish Government Faces Church Opposition Over Valle de los Caídos Redesign
The Spanish government launched a Valle de los Caídos redesign project without consulting the Catholic Church, sparking conflict over religious sensitivities and prior agreements. The project, aiming for reconciliation after the Spanish Civil War, includes maintaining religious spaces, respecting li...
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48% Bias Score
Death of Disgraced Archbishop McCarrick Highlights Church Abuse Scandal
Theodore McCarrick, former Archbishop of Washington and cardinal, died at age 94; his death follows a major scandal involving sexual abuse of minors and adults, prompting a Vatican investigation that revealed systemic failures within the Church.
Death of Disgraced Archbishop McCarrick Highlights Church Abuse Scandal
Theodore McCarrick, former Archbishop of Washington and cardinal, died at age 94; his death follows a major scandal involving sexual abuse of minors and adults, prompting a Vatican investigation that revealed systemic failures within the Church.
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36% Bias Score
Cardinal McCarrick, First Defrocked Cardinal for Abuse, Dies at 94
Former Washington Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, the first cardinal defrocked by the Pope for sexual abuse, died in Missouri at age 94; his death, confirmed by the Vatican and the current Archbishop of Washington, prompted renewed calls for justice for victims.
Cardinal McCarrick, First Defrocked Cardinal for Abuse, Dies at 94
Former Washington Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, the first cardinal defrocked by the Pope for sexual abuse, died in Missouri at age 94; his death, confirmed by the Vatican and the current Archbishop of Washington, prompted renewed calls for justice for victims.
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36% Bias Score
Kansas Priest Fatally Shot at Rectory
On Thursday, Father Arul Carasala, pastor at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Seneca, Kansas since 2011, was fatally shot at his rectory by a man who is now in custody. The incident occurred in a town of roughly 2,100 people, leaving the community and the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas...
Kansas Priest Fatally Shot at Rectory
On Thursday, Father Arul Carasala, pastor at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Seneca, Kansas since 2011, was fatally shot at his rectory by a man who is now in custody. The incident occurred in a town of roughly 2,100 people, leaving the community and the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas...
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32% Bias Score
Pope's Illness: A Public Act of Faith and Sacrifice
Pope John Paul II's public display of his Parkinson's disease, despite its physical and emotional toll, is viewed by many as an act of profound faith and sacrifice, challenging contemporary norms of concealing illness and prompting reflection on the Church's power dynamics and spiritual mission.
Pope's Illness: A Public Act of Faith and Sacrifice
Pope John Paul II's public display of his Parkinson's disease, despite its physical and emotional toll, is viewed by many as an act of profound faith and sacrifice, challenging contemporary norms of concealing illness and prompting reflection on the Church's power dynamics and spiritual mission.
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52% Bias Score
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