A day of prayer, meditation, and Eucharistic adoration was held Jan. 24 to intercede for the release of the people kidnapped by an armed gang.
The full text was published yesterday by the Italian newspaper La Stampa and is titled “The Password for Joy.”
Open Doors just released its 2024 World Persecution List, which reflects a worsening situation for Christians worldwide.
More than 2.7 million people gathered in the city of Barquisimeto in Lara state, Venezuela, on Jan. 14 to accompany the image of the Divine Shepherdess Virgin.
Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes of Managua, Nicaragua, on Saturday ordained nine new priests in the midst of one of the worst waves of persecution in the country.
The pontiff made his remarks at a Jan. 4 audience with a delegation from the Society of Catholic Publicists of Germany on the 75th anniversary of its foundation.
“We can denote this last year as the year with the most attacks against the Catholic Church in the recent five-year period,” researcher Martha Patricia Molina said.
For Zubair Simonson, Hamas’ propaganda efforts do great harm to the Palestinian people, who end up paying the price of the war with their innocent blood.
Dr. Cofiño lived the Christian virtues in his family, in the performance of his profession as a doctor, and in generous service to those most in need.
The Cuban bishops noted that “a very difficult year” is ending for the island due to the dramatic situation in terms of food, health, and services in general.
The Home of the Mother congregation’s YouTube channel HM Television was restored after being deleted on Nov. 3, the sisters reported in a video.
The Venezuelan organization of Catholic faithful “Coromoto 2020” provides scholarships to teachers from public and parochial schools in Carayaca.
A conference in Spain focused on the life of Sister Belén de la Cruz, a Spanish Carmelite nun who, in 2018, like Christ died at age 33.
Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Bashar Warda fears a possible escalation in the conflict will end up unleashing a wave of migration in the Holy Land.
The bishops called for the immediate release of Luis Manuel Díaz, the kidnapped father of Colombian soccer star Luis Díaz, who plays for England’s Liverpool team.
The Unions of Superiors and Superiors General have organized a workshop with the aim of “creating a culture of protection within religious congregations.”
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa explained that it is “charity and prayer” that have animated the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem “in times of extreme hardship.”
The children's rosary initiative began in Caracas, Venezuela, in 2005.
Archbishop Ulises Gutiérrez said the primary elections on Sunday “were an opportunity to show the world ... there is a united people that wants change.”