Francis Just Protected A Monstrous Priest Who Targeted Nuns – YouTube
Pope Francis protects a wicked priest (Fr. Marko Ivan Rupnik) from the reaping the consequences of his evil actions. Francis
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Why has Jesuit artist Father Rupnik been practising his ministry despite Vatican restrictions? – Catholic Herald
A prominent Jesuit priest has been continuing to practice his ministry despite the fact that it was restricted by the
Head of Cologne abuse investigation commission resigns – UCA News
The state-appointed chairman of the commission to investigate abuse in the Archdiocese of Cologne has quit, saying he doubted the
Balenciaga drops $25M lawsuit against producers of ‘child porn document’ scandal – Gript
French fashion giant Balenciaga has dropped its $25,000,000 lawsuit it had filed against the producers of a now pulled 2023
Indian bishop wins reprieve from likely arrest – UCA News
An Indian court has granted anticipatory bail to Bishop Thomas Dabre of Pune, averting his likely arrest as a co-accused in a case
A man – not a ‘trans woman’ – was jailed for raping and impregnating a 14yr old girl – Gript
A UK man has been jailed after raping and impregnating a 14 year old girl. Many of the reports detailing the
In new interview, Pope defends himself on China and Russia | Crux
In a new interview with the Jesuit-run America magazine, Pope Francis defended both his concessional approach to engagement with China
Vatican appointee denied entry into Cathedral in India – UCA News
The Vatican-appointed administrator of the Ernakulam-Angamaly Archdiocese of the Syro-Malabar Church was denied entry to a cathedral by his opponents
Canonization cause for ‘Red Archbishop’ spurs controversy in Brazil | Crux
A highly influential Catholic leader in Brazil and Latin America in the 20th century, Câmara was involved in the pastoral
Vatican: China Violated Terms of Agreement With Bishop Installation| National Catholic Register
Jiangxi is a diocese that is not recognized by the Vatican. Bishop John Peng Weizhao, on the other hand, was