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  • Spanish lawyers act to prevent removal of crosses by local officials

    Spanish lawyers act to prevent removal of crosses by local officials

    • Feb 13, 2021

    A group of Spanish lawyers has launched petitions and lawsuits to prevent the removal of crosses by local officials, after claims that Christian symbols are linked with the country’s former dictatorship.

    By Jonathan Luxmoore
  • Spanish bishops accused of ‘jumping the line’ to get COVID vaccine

    Spanish bishops accused of ‘jumping the line’ to get COVID vaccine

    • Feb 12, 2021

    At least four Spanish bishops are accused of “jumping the line” to get their COVID-19 vaccines, pretending to either live or work at Church-run residences for the elderly.

    By Inés San Martín
  • Spain high court upholds conviction of Salvadoran colonel in Jesuit murders

    Spain high court upholds conviction of Salvadoran colonel in Jesuit murders

    • Feb 4, 2021

    Spain’s supreme court has upheld the conviction of a former Salvadoran colonel for the slayings of five Spanish Jesuits during El Salvador’s civil war.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Mayor in Spain removes cross from convent, throws it in dump

    Mayor in Spain removes cross from convent, throws it in dump

    • Jan 25, 2021

    The mayor of a small town in southern Spain forcibly removed a cross from the doors of a convent. The crucifix was then found in a garbage dump.

    By Inés San Martín
  • Jesuits in Spain express ‘shame, pain, and regret’ over abuse

    Jesuits in Spain express ‘shame, pain, and regret’ over abuse

    • Jan 23, 2021

    After releasing a report documenting 81 cases of the sexual abuse of minors in Spain, the Jesuit leadership in the country expressed “shame, pain, and regret.”

    By Inés San Martín
  • Gas explosion rips through Church-owned building in Madrid, killing 4

    Gas explosion rips through Church-owned building in Madrid, killing 4

    • Jan 21, 2021

    A powerful gas explosion tore through a residential building in central Madrid on Wednesday, killing four people and ripping the facade off the structure.

    By Aritz Parra and Manu Fernandez
  • Spain tries to keep Epiphany tradition despite pandemic

    Spain tries to keep Epiphany tradition despite pandemic

    • Jan 6, 2021

    The three wise men received a subdued reception in Spain on the eve of the Western observance of Epiphany due to a pandemic-related prohibition against large public events.

    By Associated Press
  • Pope marks opening of Holy Door at Santiago de Compostela

    Pope marks opening of Holy Door at Santiago de Compostela

    • Jan 5, 2021

    Pilgrims who embark on the long journey of the Camino to Santiago de Compostela remind others of the spiritual journey all Christians make through life toward heaven, Pope Francis said.

    By Junno Arocho Esteves
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