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Pandemic Increases Child Abuse in Latin America
Child abuse is on the rise in Latin American countries affected by COVID-19 Catholic missionaries...
Argentine Priest Takes Permanent Oath as a Member of Maryknoll
WEB-ONLY FEATURE: At the same ceremony, Seminarian John Siyumbu renews his vows and brother...
Navajo Nation feels the wrath of COVID-19
Coronavirus exacerbates suffering of Navajo Nation and other Native American communities Few...
Japan battles COVID-19 with self-regulation
The ability of citizens to regulate themselves has allowed Japan to end its COVID-19 emergency...
India’s cyclone death toll rises to 80
Church groups join the relief effort after the most powerful cyclone in 20 years destroyed homes,...
Cyclone Amphan wreaks havoc in Bangladesh, India
At least 24 killed, vast areas submerged, crops and houses destroyed in deadly storm Super Cyclone...
When the sky is on fire
Maryknoll lay missioners in Brazil are witness to the effects of environmental disasters It was...
Vatican Listens to ‘Cry of Poor, Cry of the Earth’ During Pandemic
In addition to focusing on environmental destruction, Christians should listen to the poor risking...
Call to Accompany Others Extends to Immigration, Says Attorney
Maryknoll lay missioner Heidi Cerneka talks about asylum at national Catholic conference ||...
Pope Joins Interreligious Prayer, Begging God to End Pandemic
May 14 marked day of prayer, fasting and acts of charity to ask God to stop the coronavirus...
Pope Francis Thanks Nurses, Midwives For ‘Service To Humanity’
Pontiff pays tribute to nurses who contracted COVID-19 and died, saying 'the Lord knows each of...
Myanmar military calls ceasefire in order to fight COVID-19
The unilateral ceasefire would allow the Asian nation to fight coronavirus, but excludes Rakhine...
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