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Archbishop Verny Appointed to Lead Vatican's Child Protection Commission
On July 5th, Pope Leo XIV appointed Archbishop Thibault Verny of Chambéry to head the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, succeeding Cardinal Sean O'Malley who resigned due to age, focusing on supporting churches lacking adequate protection and ensuring consistent global standards.
Archbishop Verny Appointed to Lead Vatican's Child Protection Commission
On July 5th, Pope Leo XIV appointed Archbishop Thibault Verny of Chambéry to head the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, succeeding Cardinal Sean O'Malley who resigned due to age, focusing on supporting churches lacking adequate protection and ensuring consistent global standards.
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24% Bias Score
Cardinal McElroy Condemns Trump's Immigration Policies and Tax Bill
Cardinal Robert McElroy, a leading Catholic figure and papal ally, condemned Trump's immigration crackdown as inhumane and morally repugnant, criticizing mass deportations and the administration's tax bill while warning about the risks of US-Israeli attacks on Iran and advocating for women's roles i...
Cardinal McElroy Condemns Trump's Immigration Policies and Tax Bill
Cardinal Robert McElroy, a leading Catholic figure and papal ally, condemned Trump's immigration crackdown as inhumane and morally repugnant, criticizing mass deportations and the administration's tax bill while warning about the risks of US-Israeli attacks on Iran and advocating for women's roles i...
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52% Bias Score
Costa Rican Documentary Exposes Church Abuse, Leading to Conviction
A Costa Rican documentary, "El monaguillo, el cura y el jardinero", details the 2003 rape of a boy by priest Mauricio Víquez, leading to Víquez's 2022 conviction and highlighting the Church's role in protecting abusers; the film premiered at the Costa Rica International Film Festival.
Costa Rican Documentary Exposes Church Abuse, Leading to Conviction
A Costa Rican documentary, "El monaguillo, el cura y el jardinero", details the 2003 rape of a boy by priest Mauricio Víquez, leading to Víquez's 2022 conviction and highlighting the Church's role in protecting abusers; the film premiered at the Costa Rica International Film Festival.
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28% Bias Score
Louisiana Catholic School Fires Music Teacher for Being Gay Widower
Mark Richards, a music teacher at St. Francis Xavier School in Metairie, Louisiana, was not rehired after a parent complained about his late husband's obituary listing him as his widower, violating the school's morality clause prohibiting same-sex marriage despite his open homosexuality and long ten...
Louisiana Catholic School Fires Music Teacher for Being Gay Widower
Mark Richards, a music teacher at St. Francis Xavier School in Metairie, Louisiana, was not rehired after a parent complained about his late husband's obituary listing him as his widower, violating the school's morality clause prohibiting same-sex marriage despite his open homosexuality and long ten...
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52% Bias Score
Leaked Documents Undermine Francis's Latin Mass Restrictions
Leaked Vatican documents contradict Pope Francis's 2021 decision to restrict the traditional Latin Mass, revealing that a majority of bishops surveyed in 2020 expressed satisfaction with it and warned against restrictions, potentially pressuring Pope Leo XIV to address the liturgical divisions.
Leaked Documents Undermine Francis's Latin Mass Restrictions
Leaked Vatican documents contradict Pope Francis's 2021 decision to restrict the traditional Latin Mass, revealing that a majority of bishops surveyed in 2020 expressed satisfaction with it and warned against restrictions, potentially pressuring Pope Leo XIV to address the liturgical divisions.
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48% Bias Score
Burgos Priest Imprisoned for Online Sexual Abuse of Minors
A Burgos priest was arrested and imprisoned for posing as a woman online to obtain erotic photos and videos from underage boys he knew through his parish; the Archdiocese of Burgos is cooperating with authorities and investigating the full extent of the abuse.
Burgos Priest Imprisoned for Online Sexual Abuse of Minors
A Burgos priest was arrested and imprisoned for posing as a woman online to obtain erotic photos and videos from underage boys he knew through his parish; the Archdiocese of Burgos is cooperating with authorities and investigating the full extent of the abuse.
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20% Bias Score
Bayrou Inaction on 1996 Report of Abuse at Loire Catholic School
Two teachers reported abuse, including physical violence and sexual assault, at a Catholic school in Loire to then-Education Minister François Bayrou in 1996, but he did not act, leading to continued abuse until the school director's later conviction.
Bayrou Inaction on 1996 Report of Abuse at Loire Catholic School
Two teachers reported abuse, including physical violence and sexual assault, at a Catholic school in Loire to then-Education Minister François Bayrou in 1996, but he did not act, leading to continued abuse until the school director's later conviction.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Documentary Exposes Clerical Abuse: "Hermana Leonor"
Leonor Paqué's documentary, "Hermana Leonor," chronicles the stories of victims of clerical sexual abuse in Spain, covering three years, 20,000 kilometers, and 32 locations, culminating in a film currently submitted to national and international film festivals.
Spanish Documentary Exposes Clerical Abuse: "Hermana Leonor"
Leonor Paqué's documentary, "Hermana Leonor," chronicles the stories of victims of clerical sexual abuse in Spain, covering three years, 20,000 kilometers, and 32 locations, culminating in a film currently submitted to national and international film festivals.
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24% Bias Score
Cardinal McElroy Condemns Trump's Immigration Policies as "Inhumane"
Cardinal Robert McElroy, Archbishop of Washington, D.C., strongly criticized the Trump administration's immigration policies as "inhumane" and "morally repugnant," citing family separations and discriminatory tactics; he also opposed Trump's tax bill and warned against potential escalation of US-Ira...
Cardinal McElroy Condemns Trump's Immigration Policies as "Inhumane"
Cardinal Robert McElroy, Archbishop of Washington, D.C., strongly criticized the Trump administration's immigration policies as "inhumane" and "morally repugnant," citing family separations and discriminatory tactics; he also opposed Trump's tax bill and warned against potential escalation of US-Ira...
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52% Bias Score
French Report Accuses Prime Minister of Inaction in School Abuse Case
A French parliamentary report details decades of physical and sexual abuse at a Catholic boarding school, accusing former Education Minister François Bayrou of inaction despite alleged knowledge, revealing systemic failures within the French state.
French Report Accuses Prime Minister of Inaction in School Abuse Case
A French parliamentary report details decades of physical and sexual abuse at a Catholic boarding school, accusing former Education Minister François Bayrou of inaction despite alleged knowledge, revealing systemic failures within the French state.
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40% Bias Score
Louisiana Catholic School Fires Music Teacher for Being Gay
Mark Richards, a music teacher at St. Francis Xavier School in Metairie, Louisiana, was fired for violating a morality clause in his contract after a parent reported his husband's obituary; a parent-organized petition with 1,500 signatures supports Richards.
Louisiana Catholic School Fires Music Teacher for Being Gay
Mark Richards, a music teacher at St. Francis Xavier School in Metairie, Louisiana, was fired for violating a morality clause in his contract after a parent reported his husband's obituary; a parent-organized petition with 1,500 signatures supports Richards.
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44% Bias Score
Colombian Court Uncovers Hundreds of Priests Accused of Child Sexual Abuse
A Colombian court ordered the Catholic Church to release files on clergy, revealing over 600 priests accused of child sexual abuse, prompting calls for accountability and highlighting the lasting trauma experienced by victims like Fidel Ramírez and Natalia Restrepo, who faced institutional cover-ups...
Colombian Court Uncovers Hundreds of Priests Accused of Child Sexual Abuse
A Colombian court ordered the Catholic Church to release files on clergy, revealing over 600 priests accused of child sexual abuse, prompting calls for accountability and highlighting the lasting trauma experienced by victims like Fidel Ramírez and Natalia Restrepo, who faced institutional cover-ups...
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36% Bias Score
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