Listen to the 'cry of the people': Venezuelan bishops call for distribution of humanitarian aid
Agencies in urgent need of aid dollars for Venezuelan refugees
The $53 million Ottawa plans to spend on migrants, refugees and ordinary people suffering through economic breakdown in Venezuela could help cover an open wound of human suffering in neighbouring Brazilian towns that are hosting thousands of refugees.
Maduro's call for Vatican mediation rejected by Venezuelan cardinal
Fr. Raymond J. De Souza: Call Venezuela’s evil by name
For several years now, Catholic refugee policy — articulated passionately and repeatedly by the Holy See and many national bishops’ conferences — has focused on the urgent secondary thing, rather than the most important primary thing.
'Dialogue is not a fad', Nicaragua auxiliary bishop says
Amid rising tension between Church and government, two churches desecrated in Nicaragua
Thirty years ago I was in Nicaragua as Daniel Ortega’s first presidency was approaching its best-before date. Apart from a trip to the Holy Land, it was the most inspirational trip of my life because of the people I met, the hardships they endured at the hands of the Americans, and the hopes and dreams that filled their hearts.
China is a model of Catholic social teaching, protector of human dignity, bishop says
No enemy of capitalism
Following publication of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’ and his recent speeches in Latin America, many supporters of capitalism might be forgiven for thinking His Holiness has something against them.