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Bishop Báez on Nicaragua: ‘The people’s wounds will be scars healed by the love of God’

April 15, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 0

The exiled auxiliary bishop of Managua pointed out that the wounds suffered today will be a reminder of a painful past, but like the wounds of the risen Christ will be made glorious. […]

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Pope Leo XIV at Vatican peace vigil: ‘Enough of war!’

April 11, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 7

Prayer is “the most free, universal and disruptive response to death,” the pope said in St. Peter’s Basilica on Apr. 11. […]

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Churches packed in Nicaragua for Holy Week amid restrictions and police presence

April 7, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 0

While the dictatorship in Nicaragua continues suppressing the Church through police surveillance and the prohibition of public processions, attendance at Holy Week services was strong. […]

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Vittorio Messori dies, Italian Catholic journalist and author, defender of the faith

April 6, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 2

Messori not only converted to the Catholic faith but also used his considerable literary and investigative skills to vigorously defend it. […]

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Government of Cuba announces release of more than 2,000 prisoners for Easter

April 4, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 1

The government said it was making the release “in the context of the religious celebrations of Holy Week.” […]

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Miami archbishop, top U.S. diplomat decry persecution of Church in Nicaragua during Holy Week

April 2, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 0

Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau lamented the severe persecution of the Catholic Church in Nicaragua. […]

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International Olympic Committee: Only ‘biological women’ allowed to compete in women’s category

March 26, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 3

International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry emphasized that “the policy we have announced is based on science.” […]

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‘God is good’: Faith and love for family on display at 2026 Oscars

March 17, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 1

At the 2026 Oscars, Michael B. Jordan, Nicole Kidman, and Jessie Buckley were quite open about their belief in God and the importance of family in their lives. […]

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2 priests save 2 altar boys from drowning in sea but die in the effort

March 16, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 1

During a Lenten retreat in Ecuador for altar boys, two priests rushed to the aid of two servers who were in danger of drowning and managed to save them but they themselves perished. […]

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Nicaraguan dictator Ortega bans ordinations in dioceses of 4 exiled bishops

March 13, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 4

Having deported four bishops for their criticism of the regime, the Nicaraguan dictator seeks to punish them further by not allowing any ordinations in their dioceses. […]

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