The bishops of Haiti denounced the “dehumanizing violence” that has plagued the country since the beginning of 2024.
Archbishop Tarcisio Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo spoke to the Vatican new agency Fides about the present and future state of the country.
Approximately 10 priests from different dioceses have confirmed the situation to author and lawyer Martha Patricia Molina.
The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba met in Havana Nov. 4–7 for its 164th Ordinary Assembly and chose new leaders.
The Washington, D.C.-based Catholic young professional formation programs of the In Altum Foundation reached the milestone of 1,000 graduates this year.
According to the pontifical foundation Aid to the Church in Need, these nuns work to offer refugees “not only shelter, but comfort and support.”
Venezuela’s bishops reiterated their sharp criticism of the government’s “arbitrary arrests and violations of human rights that occurred after the elections.”
More than 150 people, including many Christians, were massacred by Islamic terrorists in Burkina Faso, sources told Aid to the Church in Need.
Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader announced the implementation of an operation to repatriate up to 10,000 illegal Haitian immigrants per week.
A church of the Melkite Greek Catholic Eparchy of Tyre, Lebanon, has been hit by a missile from Israeli airstrikes in the country’s south, killing at least eight people.
Overruling strenuous objections from the country’s bishops, Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro has decreed an October start to the Christmas season.
A Christian mother of four has been sentenced to death by a judge in Pakistan for allegedly spreading blasphemous messages via WhatsApp.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin denounced “an alarming increase in the number of conflicts around the world and the gravity of their violence.”
The large-scale bombings Israel unleashed this week against Hezbollah in Lebanon are affecting all of Lebanon’s residents, including Christians.
Cardinal William Goh, archbishop of Singapore, hailed the positive results of the recently concluded papal visit to his country.
The suffering of tens of thousands of recently arrived migrant children in the U.S. was addressed during a talk this week at the International Eucharistic Congress.
The Venezuelan Bishops’ Conference has reacted to Nicolás Maduro’s decree to move up the start of the Christmas season.
On Aug. 24, the new metropolitan archbishop of Caracas, Venezuela, Raúl Biord Castillo, formally took possession of the archdiocese.
Pope Francis will visit Papua New Guinea as part of an apostolic journey that will take place Sept. 2–13 in Oceania, Indonesia, East Timor, and Singapore.
Father Juan Carlos Garzón said the event will be an opportunity to “put the Eucharistic Christ at the center of the life of the Church and the world.”