Catholic Venezuelans Weigh Hope and Fear After Maduro’s Arrest
While some see a turning point in Nicolás Maduro’s arrest, Catholic Venezuelans in the U.S. warn that instability and persecution at home have yet to end.
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Just-War Case for Removing Venezuela’s Maduro Falls Short, Catholic Scholars Say
Time will tell if Trump’s action proves to be a political and strategic success. Meanwhile, experts in the Catholic principles of just war maintain that the moral and ethical justification for using military force is weak.
Venezuelan Bishop Calls for ‘Maintaining Serenity, Peace, and Above All, a Climate of Prayer’
Bishop Juan Carlos Bravo Salazar of Petare released a statement through the diocese's Instagram account.
Ahead of U.N. Venezuela Meeting, World Powers Respond to Maduro Extraction
Maduro is being held at Brooklyn‘s Metropolitan Detention Center ahead of Monday’s arraignment on narco-terrorism charges.
Church in Venezuela Could Undergo More Persecution in 2026, Experts Say
The collapse of the economy and basic services, which seems to have no solution, is causing great suffering for the most vulnerable.
Political Tensions Surface Amid Celebrations Honoring Venezuela’s 2 New Saints
Over the weekend, activists connected to the opposition political movement Vente Venezuela shared posts on Instagram highlighting their cause to free hundreds of men and women political prisoners.
American Priest Detained, and Then Released, by Venezuelan Government
The Vatican’s representative to the South American country helped secure his release.
As Venezuela’s Presidential Inauguration Looms, Church Calls for ‘Respect for Human Rights’
To date, various countries around the world have recognized González as the president legitimately elected by all Venezuelans.
In Defiance of Country’s Bishops, Venezuelan Dictator Decrees Start of Christmas Season
Since Tuesday in Caracas, the country’s capital, Christmas trees and other decorations have appeared in several of the city’s most emblematic monuments and government buildings.
Venezuelan Dictator Decrees Oct. 1 to Be Start of Christmas Season: Church Responds
Maduro’s announcement came just hours after the Venezuelan justice system issued an arrest warrant for Edmundo González Urrutia, who won the July 28 presidential elections by a wide margin.
