BBC World
Former Australian bishop Christopher Saunders gets six and a half years for sexually abusing two young Aboriginal men, proving that even the remotest diocese can't hide from a papal inquiry forever.
The Guardian Europe
Pope Leo visits Spain, tells leaders to stop being divisive, meets homeless and migrants, addresses clergy abuse, and admits he can't compete with Bad Bunny for youth appeal.
The Guardian
A Louisiana church initially prayed for a priest convicted of sexual assault; after victims pointed out the oversight, they switched to praying for the survivors. Progress?
The Guardian
A DC exorcist gets the boot for suggesting UFOs are demons, proving that even the devil's PR team can't spin this one.
The Guardian
A Texas priest's trial reveals he fathered a child with a congregant, because spiritual direction apparently means something different to him.
BBC World
Pope Leo XIV issues apology for Church’s role in slavery; Ghana applauds the moral courage, then politely reminds everyone that reparations are still on the table.
The Atlantic
The Vatican and Silicon Valley are in a weird, mutually beneficial relationship where techies seek moral cover and the Church seeks relevance - and somehow, Claude is learning about mercy.
The Good Times
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