Salvadoran Education Ministry Dismisses Official Who Endorsed Kids’ TV Show with Gender Ideology
The Parents’ Alliance, a civil society movement in defense of the family in El Salvador, welcomed the removal of the director of INFOD.
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El Salvador Ex-President and Others Face Charges for 1989 Murders of Jesuits
On Nov. 16, 1989 a unit of the Salvadoran Army dragged six Jesuits from their beds on the campus of the Central American University and shot them.
Salvadoran Archbishop Thanks President for Promise Not to Approve Pro-Abortion Constitutional Changes
The constitution of El Salvador recognizes in Article 1 “as a human person every human being from the moment of conception.”
Salvadoran Imprisoned for 1989 Killings of 5 Jesuit Priests
The killings took place on Nov. 16, 1989, during a battle being waged across the city of San Salvador.
US Bishops: End of Protected Status for Salvadorans Is ‘Heartbreaking’
‘Without action by Congress, recipients’ lives will be upended and many families will be devastated,’ said Bishop Joe Vásquez.
U.S. Bishops: Government’s Deportation of Central Americans Could Send Many to Their Deaths
The federal government is rounding up women and children who fled the drug and gang violence to return them to their home countries.
Archbishop Romero Beatification Set for May 23
Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, the postulator of Archbishop Romero’s cause, announced the beatification date on Wednesday.
Archbishop Romero’s Witness a ‘Slap in the Face’ to Self-Centered Society
The postulator for the martyr's cause said Archbishop Romero dedicated his ministry to defending the poorest and weakest.
