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A Babylon Bee satire claims purgatory involves centuries of math tutoring for third-graders.
The piece jokes that souls perform long division and decimals to reach purification.
The article includes other humorous hypothetical Hell-related math tasks for emphasis.
The satire uses fictional quotes and sign-offs to mimic official statements.

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Sean Hannity says he no longer identifies as Catholic and now calls himself a Christian.
Hannity cites institutional corruption as the reason for leaving the church.
Hannity criticizes ongoing Vatican issues and unaddressed misconduct in the church.
The remarks come as part of a broader dialogue on church leadership and politics.
Hannity reflects on his Catholic upbringing and how it influenced him.
The article mentions Trump’s comments about the Pope and related responses.
Hannity’s program aired the discussion on Fox News during prime time.
The piece includes related content about AI-generated imagery of Trump as Jesus.
The reference notes Trump’s Truth Social posts and Vatican statements in context.
The article also references reactions from Maria Shriver about Trump and the Pope.

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Pope Leo XIV plans an 11-day Africa tour, starting with Angola, to visit Muxima church tied to slave history.
Muxima’s fortress church was a site in the slave trade, where enslaved Africans were baptized before forced journeys to the Americas.
Experts say the visit could shape how Angolans view the church’s role in social justice and poverty alleviation.
Scholars note Leo’s heritage may influence how he addresses colonial legacies during his trip.
Angola’s history of slavery and colonialism informs discussions about democracy and social justice during the trip.
Catholic leaders say the pope could urge bishops to focus more on the poor and social justice in Angola.
Angola’s past includes a 27-year civil war after independence, fueling ongoing inequality.
The pope’s Africa visit is framed to address natural resource exploitation and governance concerns.
Analysts say the visit could bridge Catholic outreach with African Catholics amid social challenges.
The article notes the pope’s intention to invoke prayer and reconciliation in a land scarred by history.

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