CIUDAD DE GUATEMALA—El ministerio de migrantes del episcopado guatemalteco se ha pronunciado en contra del envío de solicitantes de asilo por parte de los gobiernos de EE.UU. y Guatemala a una región remota y escabrosa […]
ROCK HILL—A member of the Oratory was honored posthumously as a civil rights hero by his adopted home town. Father Henry Tevlin, who died in 1986, was honored in a public ceremony Nov. 19, when […]
INDIANAPOLIS—Outside, a cold drizzle dampened Indianapolis Nov. 21. Inside the city’s convention center, however, it seemed as if the pure joy and enthusiasm of 20,000 people — mostly high school youths — would have held […]
Tres religiosas conmovieron a los fieles de una parroquia y a miles en las redes sociales tras arrodillarse ante una mancha de vino consagrado o sangre de Cristo que un diácono dejó caer accidentalmente durante […]
GREENVILLE—Lesli Hernandez was caring for a young son when she learned she was pregnant with her second child. Four months into that pregnancy, Hernandez stopped at the Greenville Women’s Clinic on Grove Road, where Sheila […]
WASHINGTON—A federal judge Nov. 20 temporarily blocked the executions of four federal death-row inmates scheduled for December and January, saying the lethal injections they were to receive goes against the Federal Death Penalty Act. When […]
Viviana es madre de dos pequeños, cuando su hija mayor Giuliana tenía un año y ocho meses, ella decidió hacerse un autoexamen y detectó un bulto en su seno. Al principio pensó que podía ser […]
JERUSALEM—Two unearthed Byzantine church complexes shed light on the tradition of Christian pilgrimage in the Holy Land. The churches, according to Catholic archaeological scholars in Jerusalem, were most likely sites of veneration for local Christians […]
BANGKOK—Calling migration “one of the principal moral issues” facing humanity today, Pope Francis thanked the government and people of Thailand for the way they’ve welcomed migrants and refugees, but he urged greater efforts to protect […]
LEONARDTOWN, Md.—In the dark of night June 17, 1887, a mob lynched Benjamin Hance, hanging the 22-year-old African American man from the branch of a witch-hazel tree near the road to Newtown Neck in Leonardtown. […]
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