Argentine Bishops Will Start Annual ‘Sharing Sunday’ to Sustain Church’s Mission
This effort 'is not just about money, but also time and talent.'
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Beatification Cause of Sister Bernardita de la Inmaculada Sesso Advances
Italian-born Sister Bernardita belonged to the Poor Sisters of Saint Joseph of Buenos Aires.
Resignation of Argentine Bishop Accepted After Controversy Over Seminary Closure
Bishop Taussig was appointed Bishop of San Rafael in 2004.
COVID-19 and Latin America: Snapshots of a Continent in Crisis
South of the US border, nations have struggled to cope with the consequences of the pandemic.
Argentine Diocese Apologizes for Prayer to Pachamama
The posting of the prayer drew massive pushback on social media, leading to its deletion.
Catholic Universities in Argentina Call on Courts to Defend the Unborn from Abortion Law
The organization said that pro-life advocates “must be very courageous and trust” that the courts will decide that this “grave and manifest incompatibility with our constitutional order makes this law unfeasible.“
Argentine Bishop Zanchetta Ends Vatican Job at APSA
Bishop Zanchetta, the 57-year-old former bishop of Orán, Argentina, has been accused of “aggravated continuous sexual abuse” of two adult-aged seminarians, as well as fraud and mismanagement of funds. He denies the charges.
Widowed Deacon in Argentina Ordained a Priest
Fr. Avagliano said that his ordination Mass was “a profound and moving ceremony from beginning to end” and it was a “powerful” experience to be ordained to the priesthood.
Anti-Natalist Policies in Argentina Forebode a ‘Demographic Winter’
Demographic decline has also been predicted by the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, which in January 2019 forecast that 20% of the population will be over 64 by 2050.
Young Woman Dies After Getting Legal Abortion in Argentina
Pro-life leader Guadalupe Batallán tweeted Monday that “María del Valle was 23 years old and had her whole life in front of her.
