Argentine Bishops’ Commission Opposes Government’s Technical Assistance to Sex Workers
According to Art. 75 Sec. 22 of the Argentine Constitution, international treaties signed by the state have the force of constitutional law.
Results from Tag: 'argentina'
Argentine Bishops Hold Day of Prayer, Reflection Against Human Trafficking
‘The exploitation of people, sexual exploitation, labor exploitation, the human organ business… the issue of human trafficking encompasses a number of aspects that transforms the person into a thing,’ the bishop lamented.
Chapel in Argentina Vandalized; Bishop Calls for Acts of Reparation
The vandals forced their way into the chapel, started the fire, and damaged an image of the Virgin.
Argentine Archdiocese to Study Statue of the Sorrowful Virgin That Allegedly Shed Tears
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe in Argentina announced that it will study an event at St. Jerome Church in the town of Coronda.
After Nine Years Without Ordinations, Argentine Diocese Has a New Priest. Here’s His Story
The call to a vocation began to take shape when at age 15 he visited a terminally ill patient with leukemia at a hospital in the city of Cinco Saltos along with a parish priest.
Pope Francis Revisits ‘Very Painful’ Jesuit Abductions in 1970s Argentina
The question about the Budapest-born Father Jálics came during the first Jesuit Pope’s apostolic visit to Hungary.
More Than 134,000 People Make Pilgrimage to Venerate Renowned Crucifix in Argentina
The activities will continue until May 3, the principal day of the festival. There will be Mass and a procession through the streets in honor of the holy image of Christ.
Archbishop Denounces Attack on Home for Young Drug Addicts in Argentina
The attack occurred March 14 in the Campo de la Ribera neighborhood of Córdoba, where Father Mariano Oberlin runs an addiction rehabilitation and social reintegration center.
Argentine Archdiocese Repudiates Destruction of Blasphemous Art Exhibition
Some of the exhibited works had drawn criticism among those who profess the Catholic faith and among Christians in general for their explicit blasphemous content.
Catholic Nun Demands Impeachment of Argentinian Judge Who Granted Custody to Mother Who Murdered Her Own Son
Critics say feminist and gender ideologies contributed to the failure of public authorities to intervene to protect the boy from the abuse he suffered at the hands of his mother and her lesbian partner.
