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Gina's coverage is heavily focused on the Catholic Church, with an emphasis on local news and developments within religious organizations. She frequently includes expert commentary, suggesting a receptiveness to insights from knowledgeable individuals within the field of religion and the Catholic Church in particular.
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By: Gina Christian
Parish priests who are part of an international gathering to provide input to the Synod of Bishops on synodality meet in small groups April 29, 2024, at a retreat center in Sacrofano, outside of Rome. (CNS photo/Courtesy of the Synod of Bishops)
By: Gina Christian
A Kansas priest and former pastor at several parishes has been arrested on several charges of child sexual abuse.
By: Gina Christian
Father James Miara, pastor of Holy Innocents Church in New York City, celebrates a traditional Latin Mass at Holy Innocents July 13, 2025. (OSV News photo/Gregory A. Shemitz)
By: Gina Christian
Pope Leo will likely not rescind "Traditionis Custodes," but the motu proprio could die "a death-by-a-thousand-cuts," an expert said.
By: Gina Christian
At a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington June 30, 2026, Rep. Lou Correa, D-Calif., ranking member of the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee's Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement Ranking, holds up a news article about Sister Leticia Ugboaja, a member of the Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy. Sister Leticia was taken into custody June 28 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents as she was walking to Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Church and was released several hours later. (OSV News photo/Kylie Cooper, Reuters)
By: Gina Christian
The incident was "a case of it (the OpenAI model group) just plain outsmarting" the test and doing "something unexpected."
By: Gina Christian
Pope Leo will likely not rescind “Traditionis Custodes,” but the motu proprio could die “a death-by-a-thousand-cuts,” with the pope possibly deciding to make “exceptions” that become the norm, while the document would serve as a “safety valve” to “corral and control renegade traditionalist communities,” Blanchard said.
By: Gina Christian
An attorney working to protect the site called the federal government's claim, which seeks to dismiss any consideration of religious freedom, "a stunning and legally untenable position."
By: Gina Christian
The shrine of Jesus Christ the King at Mount Cristo Rey in New Mexico has drawn Catholic pilgrims for close to a century
By: Gina Christian
The Trump administration’s move to seize a New Mexico pilgrimage site for border wall construction — despite religious liberty objections — continues to be contested in court, as a Texas lawmaker has introduced legislation to stop the takeover. An attorney working to protect the site called the federal government’s claim, which seeks to dismiss any […]
