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Pope Leo’s health is expected to impact his upcoming trip to South America
As Pope Leo XIV convalesces from a significant pulmonary surgery, a planned papal trip to South America is expected to take place on schedule. But with Catholics concerned for the pope’s health, bishops and authorities in countries which the pope intends to visit have indicat...
Matteo Bruni states that the Pope maintains his “intention” and “desire” to travel in November to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru
Pope Leo XIV maintains his intention to travel in November to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, despite the operation in which the lower lobe of his right lung was removed after an adenocarcinoma was confirmed. This was indicate...
Bishops’ conferences across Latin America urged prayers for the health of Pope Leo XIV, whose visit to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru remains uncertain after he underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung.
The pope has been diagnosed with lung cancer, but was making a normal recovery, his physicians said Oct. 14, the day after surgery.
The Pe...
A Catholic bishop has urged Church safeguarding officers to build a lasting culture of transparency and accountability, saying their mission must go beyond exposing abuse to preventing it.
Bishop Dennis Villarojo of Malolos said safeguarding officers must ensure that no part of the Church remains hidden from scrutiny, especially where children and vulnerable adults ...
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Recent court filings name 22 additional Catholic clergy members in Rhode Island accused of sexually abusing children. These new lawsuits were filed after a two-year “revival window” opened, allowing victims to file civil claims previously barred by statutes of limitations. The new allegations, spanning from 1958 to 1996, were not on t...