Amid concern over new missile strikes and ongoing prayer by Pope Francis for Ukraine, hundreds in the war-torn country received nutritional support from the U.S.
The cathedral of the Archdiocese of Madrid dedicated Nov. 13 a new chapel in honor of St. John Paul II, who consecrated the church in 1993.
Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore was elected vice president.
Arriving at the feet of Mary was “indescribable,” said the cowboy pilgrim, Sergio Ariel Ozán.
The Supreme Court of Justice of Chile recently upheld the acquittal of Bishop Emeritus Bernardo Bastres Florence of the Diocese of Punta Arenas.
The famous Jewish actor and humorist Gad Elmaleh announced his conversion to the Catholic faith, a process in which he says the Virgin Mary played a crucial role.
Every Nov. 9, the Church in Spain celebrates the Virgin of Almudena, whose image “hides” a peculiar story that might not be familiar to many.
Father Omar Sánchez Portillo said the package with the explosive was left last weekend at the collection center in the Miraflores district in Lima.
Critics mocked the ad for being the “gospel of the Ron DeSantis re-election campaign.”
Drug trafficking gangs in Ecuador have reacted to the government’s efforts to retake control of the prisons by launching a series of attacks.
Returning from Bahrain, the pope was asked if he supports the efforts of women and young people in Iran to fight for more freedom.
While progress has been made on the restoration of the shrie, Spanish Father Javier Siegrist noted that “it’s still insufficient and much aid is needed.”
The National Front for the Family said prohibiting Nativity scenes on public property in Mexico would be “an enormous absurdity.”
“We have been working with the little flour that was left and what was in reserve has already run out,” the Carmelite nuns in Havana who make the hosts said.
Bishop José Ignacio Munilla of Orihuela-Alicante, Spain, joined the 40 Days for Life campaign Nov. 2 in front of an abortion facility.
“Latin America is currently experiencing a surge of human rights abuses in the area of religious freedom,” stated Tomás Henriquez, ADF International’s director of advocacy for Latin America.
The Catholic community prayed for peace while in the Santa Cruz region an indefinite strike continued over the date for the census to be taken.
Mother María Berenice Duque Hencker, a Colombian nun who founded religious congregations, was beatified in Medellín on Oct. 29.
According to President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, the event “will be the largest collective meeting ever in Portugal.”
“I am deeply grieved over this violence,” USCCB President José Gomez said late Friday.