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The Church in Latvia

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4 stories · 1 publisher

Thursday, September 17

4 stories · single-publisher reports
  1. 01
    Asociācija “Ģimene” publishes party evaluation on family and demographic issues
    discussLife & Family1d ago
    Archdiocese of Riga

    The Association “Ģimene” published a rating of political parties and candidates regarding family and demographic issues to help voters compare political stances before the 15th Saeima elections. The association used a methodology to evaluate both party promises and their actual actions.

    SourcesArchdiocese of Riga

  2. 02
    Archdiocese of Riga publishes issue 8 of Katoļu Baznīcas Vēstnesis
    discussDioceses1d ago
    Archdiocese of Riga

    The Archdiocese of Riga has published issue 8 (664) of the Catholic Church Herald (Katoļu Baznīcas Vēstnesis).

    The publication will change its frequency starting in 2027. The journal will move to a bimonthly schedule, which will allow for thicker issues and improved paper quality. These changes respond to rising publishing costs and the fast pace of modern life.

    SourcesArchdiocese of Riga

  3. 03
    Betlēmes Žēlsirdības mājas celebrates 15th anniversary
    discussCatholic Life1d ago
    Archdiocese of Riga

    Betlēmes Žēlsirdības mājas (Nova Vita) celebrated its 15th anniversary on August 31. Anna Dzērve said the celebrations included guests such as rehabilitation center graduates and supporters.

    SourcesArchdiocese of Riga

  4. 04
    Archdiocese of Riga ordains three deacons from Nigeria as priests
    discussDioceses1d ago
    Archdiocese of Riga

    The Archdiocese of Riga will ordain three deacons from Nigeria as priests at St. James Cathedral on Saturday, September 19.

    The ordination ceremony is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. The new priests will celebrate their first common Mass, or primicium, at the cathedral on Sunday, September 20, at 11:00 a.m.

    SourcesArchdiocese of Riga

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