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Salvadorans Mark Anniversary of Peace Accords
Salvadorans celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 1992 signing of the peace accords ending their country’s 12-year civil war.
Future of Expanded Child Tax Credit Is Uncertain
Despite evidence that the expanded child tax credit has reduced poverty, legislators are unable to...
Catholics from Afghanistan Wait in ‘Purgatory’ for Visas
Catholic refugees from Afghanistan wait in limbo in a refugee camp in the United Arab Emirates, hoping to to be resettled.
Pope Sends Relief to Philippines, Migrants in Europe
Pope Francis sends relief aid to the Philippines after a deadly typhoon and to Caritas Poland for migrants stranded at the Belarus border.
Church Helps Civilians Fleeing War in Myanmar
The Catholic Church is helping evacuate and shelter thousands of people fleeing their homes in conflict-torn Kayah state in eastern Myanmar.
Honduran Human Rights Activist Assassinated
Assassination of indigenous human rights activist and pastoral agent Pablo Isabel Hernández in Honduras provokes international outcry.
Archbishop Urges Nuclear Disarmament
Archbishop Wester of Santa Fe urges renewed commitment to peace with the goal of eliminating...
Ethiopian Bishop Describes ‘Way of the Cross’
In Ethiopia, Bishop Lesanuchristos Matheos describes the conflict, hunger and violence suffered by his people as a “Way of the Cross.”
Pope to Diplomatic Corps: Pandemic Calls for ‘Reality Check’
Pope Francis urges diplomatic corps to eschew divisions and decries “cancel culture” as ideological colonization.
Afghan Helps Welcome Refugees
Afghan immigrant Sayed Wardak helps church agency welcome refugees from his homeland with Catholic...
Philippines Bans Child Marriage
Law signed in the Philippines prohibits child marriage and allows authorities to impose heavy punishment, including up to 12 years in prison.
Chaplain Still Counseling Police One Year After Capitol Insurrection
A year since the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, a Catholic chaplain still sees pain and mental stress among metropolitan police officers.
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