Hermitage Near Small Spanish Town Desecrated and Robbed
In a post on the Archdiocese of Valencia’s website, parish administrator Fr. Juan Crespo reported that the vandals stole several religious objects and significantly damaged the building.
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Mexican Bishops Hail Pro-Life Victory at Nation’s Supreme Court
If the Supreme Court had upheld the lower court ruling, it would have opened the door to the legalization of abortion throughout the country.
Supreme Court in Mexico Rejects Effort to Expand Abortion Nationally
Pro-life advocates had warned that a ruling expanding legal abortion in Veracruz would be used to push for a similar expansion throughout the whole country.
Venezuelan Bishops: Country’s Situation is ‘Unacceptable’
The bishops noted that the lockdown and social distancing have "managed to stop the spread of the disease for a time," but in the last week, "the number of those infected has increased alarmingly."
Costa Rican Bishop Disappointed in Legalization of Gay Marriage
In a January 9, 2018 decision, the Inter-American Court on Human Rights ruled that Costa Rica must legalize gay marriage.
Mexican Priest Who Survived COVID: God Acts In the Midst of Suffering
While at the hospital, Father Pérez said he always introduced himself as a priest and gave absolution to the sick who requested it.
In Ecuador, Pro-Life Groups Protest U.N. Abortion Conditions on Coronavirus Aid
Abortion is illegal in Ecuador, except when continued pregnancy threatens the life and health of a woman.
Peruvian Congresswoman Challenges Coronavirus Abortion Regulations
Aborting a child because the mother has COVID-19, the doctors said “is contrary to the principles that govern medical practice."
Seminarian in Spain Returns to Roots as Doctor Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Martínez always felt his vocation in life was to help others, and from a young age he wanted to be a doctor.
Amid Coronavirus, Argentine Archbishop Proposes Measures to Open Churches
Archbishop Fernández said the letter he sent puts together the suggestions of several bishops and that it is understandable “that many of the faithful are calling on us to find some way to make the Eucharist accessible again.”
