Why Tamales Belong on the Christmas Table
Long associated with family gatherings and shared labor, tamales continue to anchor Christmas celebrations across cultures.
Results from Tag: 'latino catholics'
A Step in the ‘Right Direction’: Latinos Make Up Record Share of New US Priests
Among the priests ordained this year in the U.S., 22% are Latinos, though the figure is still considerably lower than the overall proportion of U.S. Catholics who are Latino.
Polls: Most Latino Catholics Lean Democrat
According to Pew Research, Latinos, as do most Catholic voters, have doubts about the Republican candidate’s commitment to pro-life issues and other areas identified by the U.S. bishops as being of paramount concern.
Building a Stronger Latino Culture of Life
Latinos por la Vida is working to inform and mobilize Latino Americans, a group that is disproportionately targeted by abortion providers.
Pope Francis Gives D.C. Archdiocese Another Shepherd for Latino Catholic Souls
A Register interview with Father Mario Dorsonville, vice president for Catholic Charities D.C., who was appointed March 20 as an auxiliary bishop in the nation’s capital.
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.
