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"The peace we experienced throughout the entire process of his illness and his death was no ordinary peace," Virginia Pérez de Santana said. "I know it because we were enveloped by God."
Two priests told EWTN News how addiction and spiritual dryness nearly ended their ministries — and how they found their way back.
After concluding the first leg of his African apostolic journey in Algeria, Pope Leo XIV travels on Wednesday to Cameroon.
The Algerian government has "shut down, over the course of the last nine to 10 years, almost 50 churches across the country," Kelsey Zorzi said.
The pope shared lunch with the local Augustinian community after visiting Hippo's ruins and a home run by the Little Sisters of the Poor.
The People of Hope Museum offers personal stories of Catholic Charities workers, an immersive poverty-simulation experience, and interactive data displays.
Homan, a Catholic, commented after President Trump denounced Pope Leo XIV.
"What is clear, is that no other state on earth is even attempting to do what the Holy See is trying to do," Alexander John Paul Lutz, a Helsinki Commission policy fellow, testified.
As part of an ongoing reorganization due to a priest shortage and declining numbers of churchgoers, the Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa, announced the parishes that will no longer hold weekend Masses.
Father Francis Alappatt, a trained doctor who later entered the seminary, helped shape one of Kerala's largest hospitals and pioneered a statewide blood donation initiative.
