An international partnership of those involved with Guatemala Brillando — a plan to end treatable blindness for 17 million Guatemalans by 2032 — recently had occasion to look back in wonder and gratitude.
Faith leads effort to end preventable blindness in Guatemala and beyond
New shrine to Blessed Stanley Rother to be dedicated in Oklahoma City
Pilgrims will walk from Blessed Stanley Rother’s hometown of Okarche, Oklahoma, to Oklahoma City for the Feb. 17 dedication of the shrine named for the U.S. missionary priest martyred in Guatemala.
Photos of the Week: July 25, 2022
In the spotlight: Papal visit to Canada, Ukraine refugees, U.S. women’s soccer team
Photos of the Week: Feb. 28, 2022
In the spotlight: war in Ukraine, Van Gogh exhibit, Guatemala earthquake
Become closer to God this Lenten season using CRS Rice Bowl
By using CRS Rice Bowl materials, families and educators can teach children about the season of Lent, Jesus’ sacrifice, and how they can help their sisters and brothers around the world while living out their faith.
U.N. reports significant rise in hunger in Latin America, Caribbean
A report released in late November by several United Nations’ agencies warned that the number of those suffering from hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean is at its highest point in 15 years.
Photos of the Week: Aug. 2, 2021
In the spotlight: Humanae Vitae Award, Olympic victories, protest in Guatemala
U.S. using list of ‘shame’ to root out Central American corruption
On July 1, the U.S. Department of State released a long-awaited roster of “corrupt and undemocratic actors” from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.