Ministerial Exception Put to the Test in Latin America
COMMENTARY: A decision in the Sandra Pavez case in Chile will have broad implications for the protection of religious liberty globally.
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Latin America’s Lost Decade
DECADE IN REVIEW: Despite the election of the first pope from Latin America in 2013, the past decade has mostly been a march backward, both for secular society and for the Church.
Brazilian Bishops Reject Abortion as Response to Zika Virus
It’s the first response from a bishops’ conference to the campaign to utilize the mosquito-borne disease as a tool to promote abortion rights throughout predominantly Catholic Latin America.
Pope Francis and the ‘Theology of the People’
In a previously unpublished 2012 lecture, the future Pope emphasized that popular piety is the antithesis of widespread secularization.
Pope Calls Our Lady of Guadalupe a ‘Great Missionary’
The Church’s first Latin-American pope discussed the meaning of the Marian apparition in Mexico in his Dec. 12 daily Mass homily.
