Primatial Archdiocese News Today

During the third presidential debate on May 19, one candidate made reference to a previous meeting that both candidates had at the Vatican with Pope Francis i...

Our Lady of Guadalupe took center stage during the presidential debate in Mexico this week.

“We are destroying ourselves little by little,” the Primatial Archdiocese of Mexico said in condemnation of the recent kidnapping and murder of an 8-year-old girl.

Camila disappeared in the town of Taxco in the Mexican state of Guerrero after going out to play on Wednesday, March 27.

The worshippers of the “Santa Muerte” are putting themselves at risk, a Roman Catholic priest recently warned in an opinion published by the International Association of Exorcists, which is based in Italy.

According to Father Lopez, this cult dates back to the early 1960s and gained more notoriety in 1965.

In Latin America to say someone “was disappeared” means that the person was abducted and may or may not be alive.

The objective of the law is the creation of a national system for the search, investigation, and identification of disappeared persons at the federal and stat...

Cardinal Robert Sarah gave a keynote address June 26 at La Salle University in Mexico City.

The editorial appealed to Our Lady of Guadalupe for prayers for all pregnant women.