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Catholic Church · RomeThe Vatican on Monday gave a final accounting of its 2025 Holy Year, saying more than 33 million pilgrims had participated and that the only real dispute with the city of Rome concerned the style of fountains built for the event’s main public works project.See the Story
Vatican claims a Holy Year success with 33 million pilgrims
39% Center coverage: 74 sources
Pope Leo XIV · VenezuelaPope Leo called for Venezuela to remain an independent nation and said he was following developments after the United States' toppling of President Nicolas Maduro with a "soul full of concern" on Sunday. Leo, the first American pope, also called for respect for human rights and the rule of law "as enshrined" in Venezuela's constitution.See the Story
Pope Leo calls for Venezuela to remain an independent country
39% Right coverage: 62 sources
Catholic Church · Vatican CityPope Leo XIV on Tuesday closed out the Vatican’s 2025 Holy Year by denouncing today’s consumerist and anti-foreigner sentiment, capping a Jubilee that saw some 33 million pilgrims flock to Rome and a historic transition from one American pontiff to another.See the Story
Pope Leo XIV closes 2025 Holy Year with critique of consumerism and xenophobia
39% Left coverage: 26 sources
