The United Nations said more than 2,200 rescuers and 140 search dogs from 27 countries were working to locate trapped survivors.
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Fuel is one of many essentials the U.S. is stopping from entering Cuba as it seeks to bring the government to its knees and create regime change.
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Cardinals and bishops in Peru fell to their knees at a Mass of reparation, asking forgiveness of poor farmers for the suffering they endured at the hands of the now-suppressed …
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Pope Leo XIV likely to visit Argentina and Uruguay in 1 trip with Peru
by David Agrenby David Agren“The possible visit by Pope Leo would be a source of profound joy for the church and for all the Uruguayan people. We remain hopeful.”
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“Sister Nadir’s gesture speaks for itself and recounts a life lived in giving and service. We entrust this sister of ours to the mercy of the Lord.”
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Roughly two months before celebrating a year on the throne of Peter, Pope Leo XIV became one of the most quoted global leaders on the planet.
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“Bishops across the country have emphasized the … need to work toward a peace with social justice, based on dialogue, reconciliation, and respect for life.”
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Buenos Aires archbishop laments lack of unity at Mass for Pope Francis
by David Agrenby David Agren“More than ever, Argentina needs that culture of encounter the Pope spoke about so often. Let’s see when we’re going to stop looking at each other as enemies.”
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Pope Francis remembered in Buenos Aires as ‘guiding light’ for Argentine Church
by David Agrenby David AgrenBUENOS AIRES, Argentina (OSV News) — María Rico ambled along a busy Buenos Aires boulevard as part of a caravan through Barrio Flores — the childhood neighbourhood of the late Pope …
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Irish-born religious sister’s joyful witness endures 10 years after her death in Ecuador quake
by OSV Newsby OSV News“The Lord transformed her soul,” and Sister Clare “no longer longed for anything other than to have Christ as her only love.”
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