MarĆa Corina Machado makes her first public appearance upon her return to Venezuela at the Shrine of the Divine Shepherdess in Barquisimeto.
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Priest Killed in Mexico’s Ongoing Tragedy of Violence
Bishops and other Catholic leaders call for a thorough investigation after the killing of the pastor of a parish in the state of Hidalgo.
Pope Leo Continues His Teaching Series on ‘Gaudium et Spes’
The Holy Father revisits this landmark Vatican II document and outlines how it can help us address today’s challenges.
In the Vineyard: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Father John Northrop relates the Gospel parable of the laborers to his previous mission of caring for the sick and dying in El Salvador.
Report Cites Inhumane Conditions at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
The Department of Homeland Security’s independent oversight agency describes inhumane conditions such as holding cages and unsafe food and water.
Catholic Church Documents 1700 Martyrs So Far This Century
The Church counts as martyrs not only those who were killed for professing their faith but also those who died defending the vulnerable and creation, including 304 in Latin America.
Christians in India Seek Protection for Religious Freedom
More than 5,000 Christians rally in northeastern India, urging the country’s government to uphold their constitutional guarantees.
US Bishops Urge Supreme Court to Rule Against Indefinite Detention
The bishops conference calls for stronger due process as detained noncitizens are being confined in facilities for months on end.
Sowing Seed of Forgiveness: A Maryknoll Reflection
Recognizing that today’s world is torn by violence, Maryknoll Father John Sivalon looks to God’s unlimited mercy in the Sunday Mass readings.
Catholics Recall Ministering in Aftermath of 9/11
Pastoral ministers, including Maryknoll Father Raymond Nobiletti, offered solace to victims and their families.
CaritasĀ Nepal: Toll of Climate Change Is a ‘Profound Injustice’
Although the world’s poorest countries are the least responsible for today’s global climate crisis, they are the most affected, says director.
Laura and Steve Brown Receive Bishop McCarthy Award
The returned Maryknoll lay missioners started a Catholic Worker in Charlottesville, Virginia, for families experiencing homelessness.
Pope Leo Begins Teaching Series on ‘Gaudium et Spes’
The Vatican II document encourages Catholics to address the world’s challenges, especially on behalf of the poor and marginalized.
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