Showing 25 to 36 of 632 results
Priest Murder Exposes Decades-Long Sexual Abuse Allegations
Father Robert Hoeffner, a Catholic priest in Florida, was murdered by Brandon Kapas, an alleged victim of his decades-long sexual abuse; subsequent investigations uncovered evidence of abuse and prompted three lawsuits against the Diocese of Orlando for alleged cover-up.
Priest Murder Exposes Decades-Long Sexual Abuse Allegations
Father Robert Hoeffner, a Catholic priest in Florida, was murdered by Brandon Kapas, an alleged victim of his decades-long sexual abuse; subsequent investigations uncovered evidence of abuse and prompted three lawsuits against the Diocese of Orlando for alleged cover-up.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Maciel Abuse: HBO Documentary Highlights Church, State Complicity
In 1997, CNI-Canal 40 aired interviews with former Legion of Christ members who accused founder Marcial Maciel of child sexual abuse; HBO Max's documentary "Marcial Maciel: El Lobo De Dios" revisits the case, revealing decades of abuse and institutional cover-up.
Maciel Abuse: HBO Documentary Highlights Church, State Complicity
In 1997, CNI-Canal 40 aired interviews with former Legion of Christ members who accused founder Marcial Maciel of child sexual abuse; HBO Max's documentary "Marcial Maciel: El Lobo De Dios" revisits the case, revealing decades of abuse and institutional cover-up.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV's Unifying First 100 Days
Pope Leo XIV's first 100 days have been marked by a focus on unity within the Catholic Church, cultivating strong relations with the Roman people, and a measured approach to doctrinal and political decisions; this contrasts with the often tumultuous beginnings of his predecessors.
Pope Leo XIV's Unifying First 100 Days
Pope Leo XIV's first 100 days have been marked by a focus on unity within the Catholic Church, cultivating strong relations with the Roman people, and a measured approach to doctrinal and political decisions; this contrasts with the often tumultuous beginnings of his predecessors.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Vatican Accused of Using 'Skeleton Key' for Money Laundering
The Vatican is accused of using a system to illegally alter bank transfer details, potentially enabling money laundering, prompting an investigation amid efforts to improve its financial reputation under Pope Leo XIV.
Vatican Accused of Using 'Skeleton Key' for Money Laundering
The Vatican is accused of using a system to illegally alter bank transfer details, potentially enabling money laundering, prompting an investigation amid efforts to improve its financial reputation under Pope Leo XIV.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Pope's Reims Mass Highlights Franco-Catholic Tensions
On September 22, 1996, Pope John Paul II celebrated mass at Reims Air Base in France before over 200,000 people, commemorating the 1500th anniversary of Clovis's baptism; the low-key government representation reflected the event's sensitive political context.
Pope's Reims Mass Highlights Franco-Catholic Tensions
On September 22, 1996, Pope John Paul II celebrated mass at Reims Air Base in France before over 200,000 people, commemorating the 1500th anniversary of Clovis's baptism; the low-key government representation reflected the event's sensitive political context.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV: A Cautious Yet Assertive Papacy
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope and former head of the Augustinian order, has adopted a cautious yet assertive leadership style in contrast to his predecessor, Pope Francis, marked by extensive consultations, a commitment to unity, and a strong stance on geopolitical issues, particularly conce...
Pope Leo XIV: A Cautious Yet Assertive Papacy
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope and former head of the Augustinian order, has adopted a cautious yet assertive leadership style in contrast to his predecessor, Pope Francis, marked by extensive consultations, a commitment to unity, and a strong stance on geopolitical issues, particularly conce...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV's First 100 Days: A Calmer Papacy
Pope Leo XIV, in his first 100 days, has established a calmer papacy than his predecessor, Pope Francis, focusing on unity, avoiding controversy, and prioritizing initiatives such as a large Vatican solar farm to achieve carbon neutrality.
Pope Leo XIV's First 100 Days: A Calmer Papacy
Pope Leo XIV, in his first 100 days, has established a calmer papacy than his predecessor, Pope Francis, focusing on unity, avoiding controversy, and prioritizing initiatives such as a large Vatican solar farm to achieve carbon neutrality.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Toulouse Archbishop Cancels Promotion of Sexually Abusive Priest
Following public outcry, the Archdiocese of Toulouse canceled the promotion of Father Dominique Spina, a priest convicted of raping a minor in 2006, to the position of chancellor in June 2024, after pressure from the French Bishops' Conference and the victim.
Toulouse Archbishop Cancels Promotion of Sexually Abusive Priest
Following public outcry, the Archdiocese of Toulouse canceled the promotion of Father Dominique Spina, a priest convicted of raping a minor in 2006, to the position of chancellor in June 2024, after pressure from the French Bishops' Conference and the victim.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Argentine Church Condemns Government's Handling of Poverty
Archbishop Marcelo Colombo, head of the Argentinian Catholic Church, criticizes the government's handling of poverty, citing increased demand for aid, a worsening situation for vulnerable groups, and the rise of drug cartels due to state withdrawal; he contrasts this with the government's view of so...
Argentine Church Condemns Government's Handling of Poverty
Archbishop Marcelo Colombo, head of the Argentinian Catholic Church, criticizes the government's handling of poverty, citing increased demand for aid, a worsening situation for vulnerable groups, and the rise of drug cartels due to state withdrawal; he contrasts this with the government's view of so...
Progress
52% Bias Score
French Bishops Condemn Appointment of Rape-Convicted Priest
French bishops are urging the Archbishop of Toulouse to reverse his decision to appoint Father Dominique Spina, convicted of raping a minor in 2006, as chancellor, citing the potential to reopen wounds and cause confusion among the faithful.
French Bishops Condemn Appointment of Rape-Convicted Priest
French bishops are urging the Archbishop of Toulouse to reverse his decision to appoint Father Dominique Spina, convicted of raping a minor in 2006, as chancellor, citing the potential to reopen wounds and cause confusion among the faithful.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV's Youth Gathering: A Test of Connection and a New Papal Style
Over a million young Catholics attended a week-long youth event in Rome led by Pope Leo XIV, marking his first major test in connecting with the younger generation and showcasing a leadership style distinct from his predecessor, Pope Francis.
Pope Leo XIV's Youth Gathering: A Test of Connection and a New Papal Style
Over a million young Catholics attended a week-long youth event in Rome led by Pope Leo XIV, marking his first major test in connecting with the younger generation and showcasing a leadership style distinct from his predecessor, Pope Francis.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV Urges Global Peace at Historic Youth Gathering
Over a million Catholic youths gathered in Rome for the Jubilee of Youth, where Pope Leo XIV urged them to be agents of peace and dialogue, emphasizing the suffering of young people in war zones like Gaza and Ukraine, as part of a Holy Year expecting 32 million pilgrims.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Global Peace at Historic Youth Gathering
Over a million Catholic youths gathered in Rome for the Jubilee of Youth, where Pope Leo XIV urged them to be agents of peace and dialogue, emphasizing the suffering of young people in war zones like Gaza and Ukraine, as part of a Holy Year expecting 32 million pilgrims.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Showing 25 to 36 of 632 results