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Mexican Bishops Demand ‘Thorough Investigation’ of Priest’s Murder (opens the original)
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The priest was found dead with gunshot wounds along a stretch of highway. The local bishop urged people not to speculate about the crime and denounced the ongoing violence in the country. Mexico’s bishops are demanding that authorities conduct “a thorough investigation” to clarify the circumstances surrounding the murder of Father Román de la Cruz Hernández, pastor of Santa Cruz in Huejutla, Hidalgo state. In a Sept. 16 statement, the Mexican Bishops’ Conference (CEM, by its Spanish acronym) exp
‘There is a place for you and your baby’: Pro-life organization seeks to open new maternity home (opens the original)
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The pro-life organization Life in Mercy is seeking to acquire a larger home in Houston to shelter pregnant women and their babies who are facing difficult situations. Speaking to ACI Prensa, the Spanish-language sister service of EWTN News, the organizationʼs founder and director, Zeira Becerra, said the new project will be presented during the “Vision and Hope Breakfast” on Saturday, Sept. 26. Becerra said the initiative grew out of a promise she made to herself in New York in 1991, “when I was
Cenotaphs: Memorials and signs of hope after a violent death (opens the original)
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Makeshift public memorials are a way for friends and family to commemorate a loved one who died at that location, often a street or road, and in the case of murder, can serve as a call for justice. Small memorials adorned with crosses, candles, flowers, images of the Virgin Mary, and plaques with a deceased person’s name are part of the urban landscape in some Latin American cities. These memorials are known as cenotaphs, erected to keep alive the memory of those who perished, usually in a viole
In San Marino, Pope Leo XIV Tells Young People: ‘We Only Find Authentic Freedom in Jesus Christ’ (opens the original)
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The Holy Father urged youth to 'embrace their mission in the world' and give themselves to God. In the small landlocked country of San Marino on Aug. 22, Pope Leo XIV called on young people to open "the door of their heart" to God, assuring them that the faithful “only find authentic freedom in Jesus Christ." After his arrival in San Marino, one of the smallest and oldest republics in the world, and following a meeting with the country’s captains regent, the Pope went to the Basilica of San Mari
The Cristero Rebellion of 1926 Offers a Sober Warning Today (opens the original)
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COMMENTARY: Horrors are possible in our time, and in places not far away. Catholics in Canada and the United States are inclined to admire the popular piety of Mexico, looking forward to the upcoming 500th anniversary of the apparitions at Guadalupe in 2031. But 100 years ago, Mexico was suffering a fierce anti-Catholic persecution. The administration of the sacraments was suspended for three years, and faithful Catholics were hunted down and killed. Pope St. John Paul II decided to celebrate th
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