
More Than 50,000 Chilean Youth Make Pilgrimage to Shrine of St. Teresa of the Andes
The Oct. 13 pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Teresa of the Andes is a tradition in Chile.
The Oct. 13 pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Teresa of the Andes is a tradition in Chile.
The fire also affected three adjacent houses and a workshop, injuring six people.
During the first four months of this year, 9,139 patients in the public system have died in Chile while waiting for a consultation with a medical specialist.
Almost a month after the Maule River overflowed, aid is beginning to dwindle and television stations are no longer showing what families are experiencing.
Organized by campus ministry of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, the missions began July 14 and go through July 23.
Although Pavez was promoted to another position at the school, the woman decided to take legal action in the Chilean justice system, but since she didn’t get favorable results, she went to the international court.
‘Merciful God receives our new martyr and gives consolation and strength to his beloved family and his beloved institution…’
Harex, who would now be 38, disappeared the night of Oct. 19, 2001, in Punta Arenas when he was returning from a birthday party.
The bishop lamented that in the creation of the new constitution’s text, ‘a minority intended to impose its vision and its will.’
A group of six individuals stole sacred objects used for the celebration of Mass and sound equipment after forcing open the main door of the church.
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