Tag: Spain

“Therefore, the moral greatness of a nation is shown, above all, in its capacity to accompany, protect, and love those lives that are most fragile.”

The length of this Papal Visit approaches that of Pope Saint John Paul II in 1985, when he visited seven countries in 11 days

Groups countered opposition grounded in the so-called “pull factor” theory, which claims legalization encourages irregular migration

This landmark regularization represents far more than a policy shift; it is a transformative milestone that restores dignity to Filipino migrants

Spain’s migrant amnesty restores dignity to Filipino migrants while renewing calls for historical justice, integration, and bilateral equity

At least 354,000 registered pilgrims showed up on the first day, with Spain as the country with the highest delegates of more than 77,000

Among factors affecting the number of seminarians include “secularization and lack of commitment" on the part of young people"

The Virgin’s patronage of all the Spanish infantry, the oldest in the world, did not become official until 1892

The hyper-realistic sculpture tries to present before the viewer a “body of human quality without artistic movement”

This year, Spaniards want to make up for lost time and enjoy an Easter week as in times before the pandemic