Vatican mobilizes humanitarian efforts to aid Ukraine
VATICAN CITY — As the Russian military continues to bombard Ukraine, the Vatican is mobilizing efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to those suffering.
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VATICAN CITY — As the Russian military continues to bombard Ukraine, the Vatican is mobilizing efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to those suffering.
Read MoreThe head of the Russian Orthodox Church has forged a doomed allegiance with Vladimir Putin out of a desire for power
Read MoreAfter the vote on a series of proposals suggesting profound changes in the Synodal Path, the German bishops this week hold their plenary assembly
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 7, 2022 | Iraq, News, Pope Francis in Iraq, World News |
A year ago Pope Francis made an historic pilgrimage to Iraq. Journalist John Cookson covered the visit for the Catholic Herald and now he’s returned to discover if the papal visit has changed the lives of the country’s beleaguered Christians. This is the first of two reports.
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The General Medical Council has dramatically lifted restrictions on a Catholic doctor banned from helping women “reverse abortions” after they changed their minds during the procedure. Caseworkers for the GMC dismissed every allegation against Dr Dermot Kearney, a past president of the Catholic Medical Association, and concluded that there is no case to answer. They
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Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on Andrew Cuomo’s latest ploy: People go to church on Sunday to pray, commune with God and to be inspired. They don’t go to be pandered to by politicians, especially disgraced former politicians. Yet that…
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PRZEMYSL, Poland — Buses, broken suitcases, a pile of strollers and tents stuffed with donated clothing, toys, diapers, canned food, stiff cots and blankets fill the parking lot of the defunct Tesco supermarket in Przemysl.
Read MoreToday’s readings remind us of the centrality of charity in the Christian life.
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The observance of Lent is the very badge of Christian warfare. By it we prove ourselves not to be enemies of Christ. By it we avert the scourges of divine justice. By it we gain strength against the princes of […]
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Polish volunteers help Ukrainian refugees arriving at a train station in Przemyśl, southeastern Poland. / Kutsenko Volodymyr/Shutterstock.
Kyiv, Ukraine, Mar 7, 2022 / 07:00 am (CNA).
The leader of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church thanked Po…
Church leaders across Asia, where Christians are a minority, say they can imagine the difficulties “our brothers and sisters” in Ukraine are facing
Read MoreAn authentic approach to the synodal process requires that we review the liturgical responses during the lockdown
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 7, 2022 | Associated Press, Church in Europe, lead, News, Ukraine, Ukraine Crisis, Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church |
Their hands clasped in prayer and faces ridden with fear and sadness, some residents of Lviv sought consolation at a Sunday Mass at a Catholic church in the city in western Ukraine.
Read MoreThe reason for the pope’s last-minute absence at a recent, much-touted meeting in Florence
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Papal almoner Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, pictured in St. Peter’s Basilica on June 29, 2019. / Daniel Ibáñez/CNA.
Lublin, Poland, Mar 7, 2022 / 05:35 am (CNA).
A Vatican cardinal has said that he will travel as far as he can in Ukraine to expres…
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