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A parish in Bolivia made the rosary this past month of May in conjunction with Laudato Si' Week and World Environment Day.
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A parish in Bolivia made the rosary this past month of May in conjunction with Laudato Si' Week and World Environment Day.

It’s an unlikely story, perfect for International Burger Day (May 28).

Peruvian artist “Walt Wizard” reveals to Aleteia the details of his latest masterpiece: a hyperrealistic statue of Jesus preaching

What seems like something from a movie script was a real event that filled everyone present with grief.

A Brazilian amateur photographer took advantage of the stormy weather last month.

Fr. Juan Andrés Verde is a local celebrity in Uruguay, and his latest act of kindness was quite an adventure!

St. Artémides Zatti: Known as the "nurse of the poor," this Salesian brother promised Our Lady that if he was healed of tuberculosis, he would give his life for others.

After experiencing the unthinkable, one man returns to the mountain where it all happened to celebrate a Mass of thanksgiving.

The ongoing effort to silence dissenting voices in Nicaragua keeps on targeting the Catholic Church.

The tragic story of how the members of the order founded by Mother Teresa were driven out by Daniel Ortega's regime.

A fake Twitter account attributed to the president of the German Bishops' Conference, Georg Bätzing, falsely announced the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.

The scene caused hilarity among those present, and the reactions on social networks weren’t long in coming.

A swarm of bees attacked the people attending Mass, and local law enforcement agencies and first responders had to intervene.

9-year-old Ellie Garcia shared her faith in Jesus before her untimely death, a testimony to her faith in Him.

And he first saw the recipe right here on Aleteia!

Founded 469 years ago, the National University of San Marcos in Lima, Peru, is also the oldest continuously operating university in the New World.

"I was left with a smile on my face, with my faith and hope at 1000%, but above all I was delighted to be a witness of the love and trust of that child towards God," said the photographer who captured the moment.

The Andean Parliament has proposed that its members legislate for 24 weeks of paid maternity leave.

Striking images of the first day of the Festival of Light show a historic church lit up in a very special way for the first time.

The Virgin of the Litanies is a unique devotion that involves climbing a mountain more than 4,000 meters high.