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snopes.com > fact-check > tucson-church-worship-pride-flag

Video doesn't show Tucson church worshipping Pride flag, despite claims

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (595+ words) In late June 2026, people alleged a video showed a Tucson, Arizona, church congregation worshipping a Pride flag. That clip features parishioners raising their hands in the air and singing a "Hallelujah" hymn. During the song, they face in the direction…...

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snopes.com > fact-check > santa-bones-liquid

Have Santa's bones been leaking liquid for 1,700 years?

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (808+ words) Worshippers began collecting a mysterious liquid coming from St. Nicholas' tomb shortly after his death in the mid-300s, or about 1,700 years ago. It is more accurate to say the liquid comes from the tomb of St. Nicholas and not his bones…...

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snopes.com > collections > pope-leo-rumors-collection

12 rumors we've investigated about Pope Leo XIV

11+ mon, 1+ week ago   (302+ words) The claims range from false quotes to fake images to a rumor about him supposedly playing the jazz trombone under the name "Bobby Prev." 12 rumors we've investigated about Pope Leo XIV The claims range from false quotes to fake images…...

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snopes.com > fact-check > pope-leo-charlie-kirk-cardinal-dolan

Contextualizing claim Pope Leo XIV is replacing Cardinal Dolan, who compared Charlie Kirk to saint

11+ mon, 1+ week ago   (942+ words) In late September 2025, a claim spread online that Pope Leo XIV planned to replace New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan — who had supposedly compared conservative activist Charlie Kirk to the Christian apostle St. Paul — with a "pro-immigrant, anti-gun" bishop named Daniel…...