March for Life in Buenos Aires attracts 40,000
Politicians, human rights lawyers, doctors, and parents pushing baby strollers were seen among the crowds in Argentina's capital.
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Archbishop Aguer: Destruction of the family part of an anti-Christian, ‘anti-human’ agenda
Christian tradition has always presented the family model, which in the modern world has been substantially changed to the point of being unrecognizable, thanks to widespread abortion, divorce, promiscuity, and homosexuality.
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Archbishop Aguer: Spiritual joy is not a naive happiness that downplays the reality of evil
I do not deny that evangelical joy is a value that integrates the Christian conception of life, but it is also undeniable that calamities exist. I cannot imagine Our Lord Jesus Christ with a perpetual smile.
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Archbishop Aguer: Anti-Milei chants at Mass undermine the sacred mystery of the liturgy
At the Masses where chants against Argentine President Javier Milei were heard, the greatest harm has been the undermining of the liturgical mystery, as if the Mass were a Protestant or evangelical gathering.
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Archbishop Aguer: Church leaders are failing to offer solutions to cultural and spiritual crises
Argentine bishops are not paying attention to the numerous critical voices complaining about deviations from the Catholic religion – and that they are affecting the reality of the Church at a time when the Supreme Pontiff is Argentinean.
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Archbishop Aguer: Church leaders are failing to preach the Gospel to young people
Jorge García Cuerva, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, spoke to a group of young people and had the opportunity to 'evangelize' Jesus Christ to them, as St. Paul would say. Instead, he urged them 'build the Argentina they desire' and never 'stop dreaming.'
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Argentine President Javier Milei bans gov’t from using pro-LGBT ‘inclusive language’
The Ministry of Defense issued a resolution announcing that it would 'eliminate incorrect forms of language,' and a presidential spokesman said the ban would extend throughout the national public administration.
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Lightning destroyed key, hand of St. Peter statue in Argentina on Pope Francis’ birthday
The Lepanto Institute and CatholicVote confirmed that a lightning strike blasted off the right hand and key of a statue of St. Peter north of Buenos Aires on December 17.
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Archbishop Aguer: Catholic evangelization of Argentinian society has ‘failed’
In the last 50 years religious practice has notably declined, evangelical and Pentecostal groups have multiplied, the liturgy has fallen into total disarray, and the Church has become absent from the centers where cultural expressions develop.
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Cardinal Müller denounces Pope Francis’ affirmation of Communion for the divorced and ‘remarried’
Cardinal Gerhard Müller published an open letter critiquing the authority of Amoris Laetitia and subsequent papal pronouncements on Communion for divorced and 'remarried' Catholics.
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