David Agren

2 days ago | angelusnews.com | Mike Cisneros |Pablo Kay |David Agren

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ celebratory Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels offered for the election of new Pope Leo XIV on May 9 had a distinct Peruvian flavor. Not only did Archbishop José H.

3 days ago | news.diocesetucson.org | David Agren

(OSV News) -- Los líderes mundiales felicitaron calurosamente al Papa León XIV por su elección y lo exhortaron a trabajar por la paz en un mundo cada vez más conflictivo. Los líderes de América Latina, por su parte, expresaron especial entusiasmo con su elección, ya que el pontífice, anteriormente cardenal Robert Prevost, fue misionero y obispo en Perú, país donde vivió por casi dos décadas y trabajó para remediar desafíos regionales en temas como la pobreza y la migración.

6 days ago | osvnews.com | David Agren

1 (OSV News) — World leaders warmly congratulated Pope Leo XIV on his election and exhorted him to work toward peace in an increasingly conflictive word. Leaders in Latin America, meanwhile, expressed special enthusiasm with his election as the pontiff, previously Cardinal Robert Prevost, served as a missionary in Peru for nearly two decades and worked to remedy regional challenges such as poverty and migration.

1 week ago | nwcatholic.org | David Agren

CALGARY, Alberta — Mark Carney remained prime minister of Canada after his Liberal Party won the most seats in Parliament following a campaign in which he promised to aggressively confront U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of tariffs and annexation. The Liberals fell three seats short of winning a majority government, according to the final count, meaning it must draw the support of another minority party to pass important legislation such as the budget.

1 week ago | osvnews.com | David Agren

2 CALGARY, Alberta (OSV News) — Mark Carney remained prime minister of Canada after his Liberal Party won the most seats in Parliament following a campaign in which he promised to aggressively confront U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of tariffs and annexation. The Liberals fell three seats short of winning a majority government, according to the final count, meaning it must draw the support of another minority party to pass important legislation such as the budget.