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Pope Leo XIV appoints first bishop of Chifeng in two decades
Pope Leo XIV names seven members of the Apostolic SignaturaBosnia investigates the desecration of the Medjugorje statueState Department presses Egypt on religious freedomRead the full edition 16 stories — read it No. 02Pope Leo XIV will visit France in September, the first papal trip there in nearly 20 years
Vatican opens its first meeting with Confucian scholarsU.S. bishops prepare a national campaign on the abortion rateNew York's assisted-suicide law takes effect Aug. 5 amid a lawsuitRead the full edition 15 stories — read it No. 03Holy See urges the U.N. to put homeless people at the center of urban policy
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