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The new document “recognizes the deep desire in many Catholic same-sex couples for God’s presence and help in their committed relationships,” he said in an email.

A rainbow flag is seen on the wall of a Catholic church in Cologne, Germany, May 10, 2021, as the building is open for same-sex couples to receive a blessing. (OSV News photo/Thilo Schmuelgen ...

Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, the author of the controversial same-sex blessing document, said it is up to each bishop to discern whether such blessings are appropriate to their diocese ...

The document from the Vatican's doctrinal office said Roman Catholic priests can administer blessings to same-sex couples as long as they are not part of regular church rituals or liturgies.

Overwhelmed by all the Microsoft leaks this week? Here's a full breakdown of all the major revelations from the recent leaked court documents from the FTC vs. Microsoft trial held in June.

Most legal teams would say that reviewing the same documents multiple times across multiple matters—aka “repeated review”—is a costly but necessary part of eDiscovery. With legacy tools ...

Similar matters often pull in the same documents for review during eDiscovery. Many legal teams default to manually reviewing these documents for each matter, but this is quickly becoming untenable.