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Sin is a ‘Suicidal Act’ and Always Has Social Consequences, Peru Archbishop Warns

After stressing that God is always willing to forgive because of his immense mercy, the archbishop of Piura pointed out the need to forgive others and not hold grudges, nor have desires for hatred or revenge.

Archdiocese in Peru Calls for Respecting Sacred Places Following Theft From Poor Box

Security cameras installed inside the church captured the presence of a man who entered the church like any other parishioner, apparently to pray.

Religious Community From Peru Arrives in Detroit With Mission to Encourage Vocations

Father Palomino views this new relationship as a part of the answer to the archbishop’s prayer for more vocations in the Archdiocese of Detroit, particularly to the priesthood.

Peru Congressman: Abortion Lobby Is Using 11-Year-Old Pregnant Rape Victim to Try to Legalize Abortion

Abortion is illegal in Peru and is considered a crime that deserves to be punished. The pro-life caucus has introduced and passed several bills in the legislature for the protection of girls from sexual violence.

Papal Envoys Conclude Visit in Sodalitium Christianae Vitae Investigation

According to the Associated Press, among those interviewed were members of the San Juan Bautista de Catacaos rural community, a town in Piura in northern Peru, who accuse the Catholic institution of appropriating their land illegally.

Church Tower Collapses Following Earthquakes in Southern Peru

The mayor of the Lari district, José Panta Mamani, asked for support to rebuild the Purísima Concepción church and the houses affected by the earthquakes.

Church in Peru Donates Thousands of Doses of Medication to Combat Dengue Epidemic

Church in Peru Condemns Murder of Police Officer Burned Alive: ‘No More Deaths!’

Along with the deaths on Jan. 9, nearly 50 Peruvians have died since the start of the social unrest.

Vatican to Return Three Pre-Columbian Mummies to Peru

According to Vatican News, the Vatican Museums will study the skeletal remains to determine their period of origin.

Peruvian Archbishop Says There Is No Right to Euthanasia: ‘It’s a Crime’

The Peruvian Supreme Court upheld on July 14 the decision of a lower court to allow Ana Estrada, who suffers from polymyositis, to put an end to her life through euthanasia.