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Pope to pray in private before Our Lady of Guadalupe
(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis is in Mexico on his 12th Apostolic Journey. He was welcomed there to an atmosphere of 'fiesta' on Friday night. On Saturday his schedule includes an encounter with civil society and the diplomatic corps, the bishops of Mexico, and Mass at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Abp Galbas: Urząd Prezydenta powinien nas wszystkich jednoczyć
Urząd Prezydenta powinien nas wszystkich jednoczyć, ponieważ prezydent jest symbolem narodowej jedności, a także dlatego, że takie zostało mu powierzone zadanie; być prezydentem wszystkich Polaków, ponad jakimikolwiek podziałami – mówił metropolita warszawski abp Adrian Galbas SAC w homilii Mszy Świętej w intencji Ojczyzny i nowo zaprzysiężonego Prezydenta RP Karola Nawrockiego. Eucharystii przewodniczył Prymas Polski abp Wojciech Polak, a koncelebrowali przedstawiciele Konferencji Episkopatu Polski oraz nuncjusz apostolski w Polsce abp Antonio Guido Filipazzi.
All dioceses in Poland celebrated the 104th World Day of Migrants and Refugees
The Church in Poland has actively participated in celebration of the World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Sunday, January 14. In many churches throughout the country there were masses celebrated according form “For Refugees and Exiles”. The Polish Bishops’ Conference appealed to the faithful to engage in specific assistance to migrants from the Middle East and Ukraine. There are 1.5 Million Ukrainian refugees living in Poland.
Bishop urges govt. to help Filipinos detained abroad
A Catholic Church leader of the Philippines is calling on the government to help free Filipinos detained abroad and get them home safely. "The time has come ease the suffering of these people. The government cannot abandon them,” said Bishop Ruperto Santos of Balanga, the president of the Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP). He has asked Manila to make every effort so that " their agony and their sorrow is not prolonged." His words came in the wake of the homecoming of Filipino worker, Joseph Urbiztondo, after 25 years in detention in Kuwait. He had managed to save his life paying the "blood money" to the family of a Bangladeshi he was accused of murdering though he denied it.
