Amid a Wave of Violence, Mexican Bishops Ask that Election Results be Respected
During the 2021 election cycle, 91 politicians were killed and almost 700 candidates were attacked.
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Tabernacle, Eucharist Desecrated in Mexican Chapel
In an April 9 statement, the Diocese of Querétaro expressed its ‘sadness and concern’ that Holy Family Chapel in St. Sebastian parish ‘was violated’ the night of April 8.
Fire Destroys Historic Church in Mexico
Alejandra Frausto, the Mexican government’s Secretary of Culture, lamented the March 7 destruction of the church on social media.
Dominican Nuns in Mexico Ask for Prayers After Covid Hits Community
10 Dominican nuns of the St. Catherine of Siena Monastery in Mexico City are suffering from the coronavirus.
Mexican Bishops Hail Pro-Life Victory at Nation’s Supreme Court
If the Supreme Court had upheld the lower court ruling, it would have opened the door to the legalization of abortion throughout the country.
Entering the Fields of Poverty and Resurrection
“Time here is like Magdalene’s perfume; it is precious for us.”
Mexican Priest Who Survived COVID: God Acts In the Midst of Suffering
While at the hospital, Father Pérez said he always introduced himself as a priest and gave absolution to the sick who requested it.
March for Life and Family in Mexico Opposes Abortion, Organized Crime
At least 500,000 people gathered in 100 cities across the country. Marches also took place in the United States at the Mexican consulates in Chicago and San Diego.
Mexican State Advances Pro-Life Constitutional Amendment
Since the 2007 legalization of abortion in Mexico City, 18 Mexican states have passed constitutional reforms protecting human life from conception.
Why Is Mexico the Deadliest Place to Be a Priest?
ANALYSIS: Three priests were killed there in a single week last month, confirming country’s status as most dangerous place in the world for Catholic clergy.
