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During a Sunday mass in the church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Guayaquil, a Catholic priest was killed by a falling wooden cross. The incident was broadcast live on the parish's social networks.
A Catholic priest was killed by a falling cross during a Sunday mass in Ecuador. The large wooden cross hung over the altar at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help church in the city of Guayaquil and fell directly on the priest's head, a video shows.
When the deadly incident occurred in the South American country, the service was broadcast live on the parish's social networks. In it you can hear those present shouting desperately: “Father, father! Call an ambulance!”
The Archdiocese of Guayaquil expressed its solidarity and condolences to the families and the parish. The priest went into his father's house. “Rest in peace,” said a message without providing any specific information about the circumstances of the death. It was initially unclear what led to the cross falling.

After a lung cancer operation, Pope Leo XIV returned to the Vatican from the hospital in Rome and gave the Angelus prayer. It remains unclear whether the cancer has spread; Meanwhile, plans for a trip to South America continue.

Just five days after lung cancer surgery, Pope Leo XIV said the Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square. Tens of thousands of believers cheered the 71-year-old. It remains unclear whether he is now cancer-free.

Pope Leo XIV has left Rome's Gemelli Hospital four days after undergoing lung surgery to remove an adenocarcinoma. He returns to the Vatican and plans to say the Angelus prayer again on Sunday.

Pope Leo XIV returns to the Vatican from the Gemelli Clinic four days after lung cancer surgery. His recovery is progressing well and he plans to say the Angelus prayer on Sunday.
Pope Leo XIV will be released from the Gemelli Clinic in Rome on Saturday after a positive postoperative outcome. On Sunday he will lead the midday prayer again.

Pope Leo XIV can leave hospital after successful cancer surgery. According to his doctors, the 71-year-old will return to the Vatican on Saturday and will say the Angelus prayer on Sunday.