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First Officially Recognized LGBTQ+ Pilgrimage to Rome During Jubilee Year
Some 1,400 LGBTQ+ Catholics from 20 countries participated in the first officially recognized LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome during the Jubilee Year, engaging in prayer vigils and masses, though without a private papal audience.
First Officially Recognized LGBTQ+ Pilgrimage to Rome During Jubilee Year
Some 1,400 LGBTQ+ Catholics from 20 countries participated in the first officially recognized LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome during the Jubilee Year, engaging in prayer vigils and masses, though without a private papal audience.
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24% Bias Score
English Saint John Henry Newman Named Doctor of the Church
Pope Leo XIV declared John Henry Newman, a 19th-century English theologian and the first English saint canonized in centuries, a Doctor of the Church, recognizing his significant contributions to Catholic faith and making him the 38th person and the first Briton in 1000 years to hold this title.
English Saint John Henry Newman Named Doctor of the Church
Pope Leo XIV declared John Henry Newman, a 19th-century English theologian and the first English saint canonized in centuries, a Doctor of the Church, recognizing his significant contributions to Catholic faith and making him the 38th person and the first Briton in 1000 years to hold this title.
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32% Bias Score
German Law Professor's Radical Catholic Activism Raises Concerns
Professor Ekkehart Reimer, a Heidelberg law professor, is a Catholic activist who alters Wikipedia entries and advocates for a theonomic legal order, believing German law contradicts divine law; his actions raise questions about the integrity of legal and political discourse.
German Law Professor's Radical Catholic Activism Raises Concerns
Professor Ekkehart Reimer, a Heidelberg law professor, is a Catholic activist who alters Wikipedia entries and advocates for a theonomic legal order, believing German law contradicts divine law; his actions raise questions about the integrity of legal and political discourse.
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48% Bias Score
FBI Hid Extent of Anti-Catholic Investigation, Contradicting Wray's Testimony
The FBI hid the extent of its anti-Catholic investigation, contradicting Director Wray's testimony, as revealed by Senator Grassley's release of documents showing at least 13 additional documents and 5 attachments referencing "radical traditionalist Catholics" and distributed to over 1,000 FBI emplo...
FBI Hid Extent of Anti-Catholic Investigation, Contradicting Wray's Testimony
The FBI hid the extent of its anti-Catholic investigation, contradicting Director Wray's testimony, as revealed by Senator Grassley's release of documents showing at least 13 additional documents and 5 attachments referencing "radical traditionalist Catholics" and distributed to over 1,000 FBI emplo...
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56% Bias Score
Pope Leo XIV Inaugurated, Prioritizes AI Risks and Interfaith Dialogue
The inauguration of Pope Leo XIV in Vatican City featured emotional moments, a concise address prioritizing love, unity, and addressing AI risks, and the attendance of numerous global leaders, including President Zelenskyy, who received a private audience.
Pope Leo XIV Inaugurated, Prioritizes AI Risks and Interfaith Dialogue
The inauguration of Pope Leo XIV in Vatican City featured emotional moments, a concise address prioritizing love, unity, and addressing AI risks, and the attendance of numerous global leaders, including President Zelenskyy, who received a private audience.
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44% Bias Score
First American Pope Celebrated in Peruvian Hometown Amidst Joy and Concern
The ascension of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope and former bishop of Chiclayo, Peru, was celebrated in his hometown with a large open-air mass, sparking both joy and concern among various groups due to his past actions and social views.
First American Pope Celebrated in Peruvian Hometown Amidst Joy and Concern
The ascension of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope and former bishop of Chiclayo, Peru, was celebrated in his hometown with a large open-air mass, sparking both joy and concern among various groups due to his past actions and social views.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Archbishop Condemns Xenophobia, Sparks Political Debate
Archbishop Joan Planellas of Tarragona ignited a debate by declaring xenophobia incompatible with genuine Christianity, criticizing the PP and Vox's actions against the Jumilla Muslim community and drawing criticism from leaders like Santiago Abascal and Sílvia Orriols.
Spanish Archbishop Condemns Xenophobia, Sparks Political Debate
Archbishop Joan Planellas of Tarragona ignited a debate by declaring xenophobia incompatible with genuine Christianity, criticizing the PP and Vox's actions against the Jumilla Muslim community and drawing criticism from leaders like Santiago Abascal and Sílvia Orriols.
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44% Bias Score
One Million Young Pilgrims Attend Pope Leo XIV's Jubilee Mass in Rome
Pope Leo XIV celebrated a mass for over one million young pilgrims in Rome on August 3rd, concluding a week-long Jubilee that attracted global Catholic participation and featured a message of peace and dialogue, notably expressing solidarity with the youth of Gaza and Ukraine.
One Million Young Pilgrims Attend Pope Leo XIV's Jubilee Mass in Rome
Pope Leo XIV celebrated a mass for over one million young pilgrims in Rome on August 3rd, concluding a week-long Jubilee that attracted global Catholic participation and featured a message of peace and dialogue, notably expressing solidarity with the youth of Gaza and Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score
Documentary Showcases Legacy of Argentine Priest Carlos Mugica
The documentary "Padre Mugica, a la hora of the light", presented at Casa de América in Madrid on Wednesday at 3:15 PM, explores the life and legacy of Argentine priest Carlos Mugica, assassinated in 1974 for his work with the poor in Villa 31, highlighting his enduring message of community and soci...
Documentary Showcases Legacy of Argentine Priest Carlos Mugica
The documentary "Padre Mugica, a la hora of the light", presented at Casa de América in Madrid on Wednesday at 3:15 PM, explores the life and legacy of Argentine priest Carlos Mugica, assassinated in 1974 for his work with the poor in Villa 31, highlighting his enduring message of community and soci...
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48% Bias Score
The Shifting Status of Catholicism in France
A new book analyzes the decline of Catholicism in France, which has fallen from 70% in 1981 to 32% today, resulting in a reassessment of its role and privileges within French society, particularly in prisons and hospitals where equal access to religious services is being implemented.
The Shifting Status of Catholicism in France
A new book analyzes the decline of Catholicism in France, which has fallen from 70% in 1981 to 32% today, resulting in a reassessment of its role and privileges within French society, particularly in prisons and hospitals where equal access to religious services is being implemented.
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40% Bias Score
Avellino's Promotion Coincides With Death of Pope Francis
Avellino football club's recent promotion to Serie B followed the death of Pope Francis, a recurring pattern linked to papal transitions, highlighting Italy's blend of faith and superstition.
Avellino's Promotion Coincides With Death of Pope Francis
Avellino football club's recent promotion to Serie B followed the death of Pope Francis, a recurring pattern linked to papal transitions, highlighting Italy's blend of faith and superstition.
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44% Bias Score
American Pope Leo XIV Challenges Trump's Global Influence
Robert Prevost, a Chicago native, became the first American Pope, Leo XIV, on Thursday, offering a counterpoint to Donald Trump's influence and presenting a vision of compassion and social justice.
American Pope Leo XIV Challenges Trump's Global Influence
Robert Prevost, a Chicago native, became the first American Pope, Leo XIV, on Thursday, offering a counterpoint to Donald Trump's influence and presenting a vision of compassion and social justice.
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52% Bias Score
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