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Religion · United StatesThe top leader of the Anglican Church in North America has been suspended from ministry after facing allegations of sexual and other misconduct. The suspension of Archbishop Stephen Wood took effect Sunday and was announced Monday by the new dean of the denomination, who took office after his predecessor resigned over the weekend in yet another upheaval in the denomination’s hierarchy. The ACNA was formed in 2009 by conservatives who split from the U.S. Episcopal Church and its Canadian counterpart over liberalizing trends in those churches.See the Story
Leader of conservative Anglican denomination suspended while facing misconduct claims
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Pope Leo XIV · SpainPope Leo XIV on Saturday accepted the resignation of an ailing Spanish bishop who is under church investigation for allegedly sexually abusing a young seminarian in the 1990s, the first known time the new pontiff removed a bishop accused of abuse.See the Story
Pope Leo XIV accepts resignation of Spanish bishop accused of abuse in first known case for pontiff
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Pope Francis · ItalyPope Leo XIV called on the Italian Church to develop a "culture of prevention" on clerical child sex abuse, after criticisms that it has been slow to respond to the global crisis.See the Story
Pope Leo XIV Asks Italian Church To Develop 'Culture Of Abuse Prevention'
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