Trump Makes Case to Puerto Rican Voters in Allentown, Pennsylvania, After Joke Backlash
More than half of Allentown is Latino and the majority of Latinos in the city are Puerto Rican.
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Vatican Confirms 19th-Century Puerto Rican Catechist Was ‘Not the Virgin Mary’
The DDF prefect declared that ‘identifying Elenita de Jesús with Our Lord Jesus Christ, the only redeemer, or with the Virgin Mary, the first cooperator in the work of her Son, must be completely avoided.’
Catholic Charities to Provide Aid to Puerto Ricans Devastated by Hurricane Fiona
In the hardest-hit areas, in southern and central Puerto Rico, more than 900 people had to be rescued as surging floodwaters submerged houses and damaged roads.
Pro-Life Bill in Puerto Rico Seeks to Prohibit Abortion After 22 Weeks
The principal author of the bill is Senator Joanne Rodríguez Veve, chairwoman of the Committee on Life and Family Affairs of the Puerto Rican Senate.
Puerto Rican Bishop Removed by Pope Feels 'Blessed to Suffer Persecution'
Bishop Fernández Torres was relieved of the pastoral care of his diocese March 9. The Holy See gave no reason for the decision.
Catholic Bishop in Puerto Rico Says His Removal by Pope Francis is ‘Totally Unjust’
The imminent removal of Bishop Fernández Torres was reported on March 8 by ACI Prensa.
Puerto Rican Archbishop Condemns Toppling of Colonist’s Statue Ahead of Spanish King’s Visit
King Felipe VI's visit marks the 500th anniversary of the founding of San Juan, and is meant to strengthen commercial exchange.
Pope Francis to Puerto Rico’s Bishops: Men and Women Are Different for a Reason
The Holy Father told them during their ‘ad limina’ visit June 8, ‘The difference between man and woman is not meant to stand in opposition or to subordinate, but is for the sake of communion and generation, always in the image and likeness of God.’
