Church in Colombia Thanks God for Release of Kidnapped Father of Soccer Star Luis Díaz
The Colombian bishops shared two photos showing Díaz’s father accompanied by Msgr. Henao and Bishop Ceballos.
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Pontifical Foundation Launches Two Projects for Those in Need in Colombia
Father Lawrence Ssimbwa, a Consolata missionary from Uganda and pastor of St. Martin de Porres Parish in Buenaventura, and his entire community hope to have a new church thanks to help from ACN.
Colombian Bishop Grateful ‘Sound of Freedom’ is Exposing Child Trafficking in His Country
The Colombian bishop also addressed in his article the drama of the sexual abuse of children and said that for some years now, some media outlets have worked to silence the Catholic Church.
Church to Accompany Peace Talks Between Colombian Government and National Liberation Army
A fourth round of dialogue is taking place in Caracas, Venezuela.
The Church’s Role in Cease-Fire Between Colombian Government and National Liberation Army
The 180-day cease-fire will go into effect Aug. 3 following what was agreed upon in the third round of talks that took place in Havana, Cuba.
Enough Signatures Collected For Pro-Life Constitutional Amendment Process in Colombia
In February 2021, the court liberalized abortion up to 24 weeks of pregnancy.
Church in Colombia to Collaborate With Government in Search for Remains of ‘Disappeared’
UBPD teams have also identified 7,600 sites of mass graves in the country.
Deacon and Layman Wounded in Armed Attack in Colombia
The Archdiocese of Popayán reminded the illegal groups that ‘war has parameters, that not everything is allowed.’
Pope Francis Appoints Auxiliary Bishop From Colombia to Lead Louisiana Diocese
Bishop Dorsonville succeeds 59-year-old Archbishop Shelton Fabre, who was transferred to the Archdiocese of Louisville in Kentucky by Pope Francis in March 2022.
Church in Colombia Says Government Announcement of Supposed Cease-Fire Was a ‘Great Defeat’
Petro, a leftist politician who took office as Colombia’s president in August 2022 and was a member of the now defunct violent M-19 guerrilla group, announced Dec. 31, 2022, on Twitter the agreement for a bilateral cease-fire.
