Experts Ask: What Impact Will Hispanic Catholics Have on the 2024 Election?
According to the Pew Research Center, there will be 36.2 million eligible Hispanic voters this year, up almost 4 million from 2020.
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Is Catholicism Dying Out Among U.S. Hispanics? Latino Catholics Weigh In
Since Our Lady of Guadalupe’s apparition in 1531, Catholicism has been a mainstay in the life and culture of Hispanics across Latin America and the United States.
NET Ministries Launches Outreach to U.S. Hispanic Youth
According to a Pew Research study, 60% of Catholics under the age of 18 in the United States are Hispanic.
Iskali Evangelization Movement Forms and Accompanies Young Hispanics on Faith Journey
The Chicago-based initiative is modeling a successful approach for addressing one of the U.S. Church’s most important challenges.
Pope Francis Encourages Hispanic Ministry in North America
The Holy Father underlined the importance of ecclesial communion and stated that the synodal process is called to remember the universal call to holiness.
Archbishop Perez on ‘The Mystery of the Eucharist’: We Need to Deepen Our Love
The Cuban-American archbishop of Philadelphia discusses outreach to the Latino community, the need for a Eucharistic Revival, and upholding the sanctity of life as the Supreme Court considers abortion next month.
What Catholics Learned at V ‘Encuentro’ and What They Hope Their Bishops Heard
At the close of this ‘summer of scandals,’ 3,000-some Hispanic and Latino Catholics spent time with leaders of the Church.
Gomez to ‘Encuentro’: Jesus Sent Disciples; Guadalupe Sent Juan Diego; God Sends You
L.A. archbishop at gathering: ‘May Our Lady of Guadalupe always go with us on the journey we make as disciples of Jesus.’
Thousands of Hispanics Expected in Texas for ‘Encuentro’ Summit
To be discussed are topics such as the accompaniment of immigrants, access to higher education, lay leadership formation and evangelization.
Reaching Latinos: How Should the U.S. Church Respond?
Hispanic Catholics will comprise the majority of Catholic Americans soon, but experts in Latino ministry say it’s crucial to implement measures to keep them engaged with their ancestral faith.
