The office’s security gate was covered with messages such as “abortion on demand,” “fascists should be hanged,” and “transfeminist revenge.”
Bishop José Ignacio Munilla of Orihuela-Alicante in Spain said that “the LGBT ideology has feet of clay.”
The event was announced with the rainbow-colored theme “The Church is already diverse. Open your eyes and your heart!”
After his appointment as archbishop of Madrid became official, José Cobo said he sees a need to “reposition the Church” in a changing society.
The Jesuit delegate in Catalonia has announced that the congregation has taken action in relation to the alleged cases of sexual abuse perpetrated in schools.
The report does not include situations involving the abuse of conscience and power or committed against adults.
The Spanish Bishops’ Conference criticized the May 9 ruling by the country’s constitutional court that upheld abortion as a right.
The complaint alleges the so-called Collective of Southern Artists (CAS) committed the crime of derision of the Christian faith.
The report gives an account of the commitments made regarding victims of abuse by the congregation and the creation of safe spaces.
An exhibition of the first hyper-realistic recreation of the body of Christ based on data obtained from the Shroud of Turin is at Granada’s cathedral this Holy Week.
As Holy Week processions began in Spain, three wooden carvings of the Virgin Mary were damaged by fire in three separate incidents.
Cardinal Juan José Omella said that these situations cause “great harm, not only to the Church but [also] to society.”
Teresa Agulló Cayuelas was fined for her efforts to prevent the removal of an emblematic cross in Callosa de Segura, a small town in southeastern Spain.
Parents of students at a Marianist school in Spain expressed their “stark distrust” in the Marianists and in their sex ed program “Created to Love.”
Bishop José Ignacio Munilla charged that the court’s decision was one “in which ideology supersedes reason and law.”
Spanish seminaries continue to suffer a downward trend in enrollment.
Thousands turned out for the Yes to Life march in Madrid, Spain, on Sunday, March 12.
The 40 Days for Life campaign in Spain has advised volunteers to record their entire prayer time due to pressure from abortion clinics.
The Pontifical University of Comillas in Spain has sent a survey to its former students asking them to specify their “gender” as male, female, or “other.”
The Observatory for Religious and Conscience Freedom criticized the Spanish government for its “silence and inaction” in the face of a jihadist attack.