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San Diego Clergy Visit Federal Immigration Court to Bear Witness During Crackdown on Migrants

US Immigration · San Diego

San Diego Clergy Visit Federal Immigration Court to Bear Witness During Crackdown on Migrants

64% Center coverage: 76 sources

About a dozen religious leaders from the San Diego area visited federal immigration court Friday to serve as witnesses to “what goes down” as some cases arising from the Trump administration’s migration crackdown are heard, an organizer said. Some migrants have been arrested at the court by federal immigration officers. The Rev. Scott Santarosa, a Jesuit priest who was lead organizer of the group, said the purpose of the visitation “is more than anything just to provide some sense of presence.”See the Story

Pope Leo XIV Urges Ethical AI Safeguards to Protect Human Dignity

Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City

Pope Leo XIV Urges Ethical AI Safeguards to Protect Human Dignity

53% Center coverage: 67 sources

Pope Leo Urges International Diplomacy to Prevent ’Irreparable Abyss’

Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City

Pope Leo Urges International Diplomacy to Prevent ’Irreparable Abyss’

51% Right coverage: 43 sources

Pope Leo on Sunday said the international community must strive to avoid war that risks opening an "irreparable abyss", and that diplomacy should take the place of conflict. See the Story

Pope Leads Corpus Christi Procession Through Streets of Rome

Coverage: 5 sources

Pope Leo XVI raises the monstrance during Benediction after a Corpus Christi procession to Rome’s Basilica of St. Mary Major June 22, 2025. (Photo: CNS/Lola Gomez) by Cindy Wooden ROME (CNS) – In carrying Jesus through the city streets in a Corpus Christi procession, Christians are called to be witnesses of his love, sharing both their material and spiritual gifts, Pope Leo XIV said. A procession with the Eucharist is a way to present Jesus “to …Pope Francis · Rome See the Story

Pope at Angelus: 'In the Eucharist Is Jesus' Life Given for All of Us'

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

Pope Francis reflects on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi and on how, in the Eucharist, everyone can experience the loving and concrete attention of ...Jesus Christ See the Story

Trump, confirmed a Presbyterian, now identifies as ‘non-denominational Christian’

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In an exclusive interview with Religion News Service, President Trump said in a written statement that he no longer identifies as a Presbyterian and now sees himself as a non-denominational Christian.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

US Bishops: Promote religious freedom through prayer, reflection, and action

Coverage: 2 sources

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops commemorate Religious Freedom Week, 22-29 June, inviting the faithful to promote religious freedom for all believers through prayer, education, and public action. Read allCatholic Church · United States See the Story

The Advent Posada Is an Act of Resistance

Coverage: 2 sources

In Advent all along both sides of the U.S.–Mexico border, families celebrate the popular posadas tradition where families and friends reenact Joseph and Mary's search for and denial of shelter. This same pattern of rejection is being lived by the over 55,000 refugees and asylum seekers who are lit See the Story

Religious Leaders in Louisville Rally, Stand in Solidarity with Immigrants

Coverage: 2 sources

June 20 marked World Refugee Day, and across the country, including in Louisville, religious leaders and advocates rallied in support of immigrants amid the Trump administration's deportation efforts.Immigration · United States See the Story

Could the House of Lords Block the Assisted Suicide Bill?

Coverage: 4 sources

This bill was dragged over the finish line by a very small margin – just 23 votes – and amid a stream of defections from yes to no.UK Parliament · London See the Story

Catholic Church Warns Assisted Suicide Bill in Britain Would Damage Hospice Care

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

LEICESTER, United Kingdom – In Britain, the Catholic Church is warning the proposed law to legalize assisted suicide will damage the rights of care homes and hospices to protect the lives of their patients. Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is fast approaching its decisive vote in the House of Commons. Euthanasia and assisted suicide are currently illegal under English, Welsh, and Northern Irish law and is consi…Catholic Church · England See the Story

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