Mexico’s Churches Become Places of Hope as the Search for the Missing Reaches 135,000

Aug 31, 2026 21:32

Behind those numbers are families living with a peculiar form of grief: the absence has no definitive ending. Photo: Arquidiocesis Primada de Mexico

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Stephen Colbert and Scott Brick will narrate the first English-language audiobook by Pope Leo XIV

The collection also shows a future Pope addressing a world already marked by the tensions that would later become familiar features of his pontificate: the consequences of September 11, political ideologies, poverty, conflict and questions surrounding human rights. The publisher presents these writings as an opportunity to see the reasoning behind some of Prevost’s contemplative responses to those challenges

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Mexico’s Churches Become Places of Hope as the Search for the Missing Reaches 135,000

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