Articles on this issue "corruption"
Archbishop Estanislao Karlic of Parana, president of the Argentine episcopal conference, appealed to the country to end moral corruption at all states of life. He called on his country to …
read moreCorruption has become the cancer of Latin America, a Honduran cardinal says. Cardinal Oscar Rodríguez Maradiaga, archbishop of Tegucigalpa, told Vatican Radio that "sadly, corruption has …
read moreFour years after the end of its bloody 36-year-old civil war, this Central American nation continues to be gripped by violence and corruption, its Catholic bishops say. Last Friday, on the …
read moreAn Italian diocese has launched a plan to foster the rebirth of Catholicism in Moldova, a former Soviet satellite now besieged by crime and corruption. Archbishop Cosmo Francesco Ruppi of …
read moreA bishop is heading a new commission that is looking for ways to overcome widespread corruption in Peru. Bishop Miguel Irízar of Callao, secretary of the Peruvian bishops conference, has just …
read moreThe archbishop of Tegucigalpa announced his withdrawal from the Berlin-based Transparency International, which combats corruption in the world, calling its criteria unfair. "I withdrew from TI …
read moreMexico is facing the advance of the "culture of death," reflected in violence, guerrilla activity, corruption and constant attacks on the sacred value of human life, say bishops in the state …
read moreThe Catholic Church in Panama has called on the government to render a clear account of its performance. There is a prevailing image of "lack of transparency and confidence in those who must …
read moreNigerias Catholic bishops issued a sweeping condemnation of President Olusegun Obasanjos government, saying it had failed to meet the expectations of the people since military dictatorship …
read moreAVVENIRE).- At age 40, Bishop Anton Cosa of Moldova has his hands full in this country of 4.5 million people. The bishop has been deluged with questions over the last few days, after the …
read moreFIDES).- Imagine arriving in a country and finding only 30 Catholics. That is how many of the faithful a priest found when he arrived in Baku, Azerbaijan, in 1997. Nestled between Russia and …
read moreThere has been no widespread corruption in the distribution of aid to victims of the Jan. 13 earthquake in El Salvador, an archbishop says. Archbishop Fernando Saenz Lacalle of San Salvador, …
read moreAmid Perus ongoing political crisis, the nations bishops will soon publish a document on ethical guidelines for this years general elections. In recent days, Peruvian citizens have heard about …
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