Pro-Lifers in Mexico Demand Government Put an End to Killings of Pregnant Women
Steps for Life lamented that in recent days at least three women have been murdered in Mexico — and at least two babies with them.
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Mexican Bishops Defend the Presence of Christian Symbols on Public Property
The Mexican bishops issued a statement Nov. 6 requesting that the Supreme Court justices assess the effects that a ruling in favor of the lawsuit would have on the right to religious freedom.
Prohibiting Nativity Scenes in Mexico Would Be an ‘Attack’ on Religious Freedom, Group Says
To send a clear message to the Supreme Court, Cortés encouraged people to set up Nativity scenes early, take photos of them, and upload them on social media.
A Million March Throughout Mexico for Women, Life, and Peace
At the Angel of Independence in Mexico City, a manifesto was read calling for four steps to be taken.
Soccer Manager Turned Priest Shares Message of Peace Ahead of World Cup Playoffs
'Soccer is a universal language that transcends any barrier and eliminates the differences between communities,' said Father David Jasso.
8 Churches Damaged by Earthquake in Mexico
A 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck on Monday, Sept. 19.
Archbishop Condemns Attacks by Organized Crime in US-Mexico Border Area
The motive for the attacks is unclear, but the senseless violence may be related to turf wars between rival cartels.
Bishops of Mexico Stand in Solidarity with Nicaragua ‘At a Time of Profound Suffering’
The recent wave of repression against the Nicaraguan Church began Aug. 1, when the Ortega dictatorship ordered the closure of eight Catholic radio stations in the Diocese of Matagalpa.
Could Priests in Mexico Avoid Being Killed by Wearing a Cassock?
A recent report by the Catholic Multimedia Center shows that the violence in Mexico has left the tragic toll of one cardinal and 57 priests murdered between 1990 and 2022.
Guadalajara Cardinal-Archbishop: ‘Thorough Investigation’ of Alleged Eucharistic Miracle Is Needed
‘I would have to do a painstaking investigation,’ said Cardinal José Francisco Robles Ortega of the July occurrence.
