
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski Prays at Mass Grave in Ukraine
Reuters has reported that 146 bodies, mostly civilians including two children, have been exhumed so far in Izium at the makeshift gravesites marked by wooden crosses.
Reuters has reported that 146 bodies, mostly civilians including two children, have been exhumed so far in Izium at the makeshift gravesites marked by wooden crosses.
The laundromats are located in the parish of San Giorgio Martire and the La Sosta welcome center in Turin’s city center and are operated by volunteers of Sant’Egidio.
According to a synod communications official, the poor were one of the major topics of the synod’s discussions Oct. 10.
Cardinal Krajewski will travel to Ukraine in a car filled with the most needed medicines.
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, the papal almoner, is visiting those impacted by war at the Pope’s request.
Dutton is in New York this week to attend the U.N. General Assembly at which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke Tuesday.
The show, which has received glowing reviews, includes musical performances, clowns, trapeze artists, animal tamers, and jugglers.
Temperatures in Kyiv are already below freezing, with a mixture of rain and snow in the near forecast.
“What moves the Holy Father is nothing but the will to make dialogue and peace possible,” Gallagher said, “inspired by the principle that ‘the Church must not use the language of politics, but the language of Jesus.’”
The Moscow trip follows Cardinal Zuppi’s visit to Kyiv earlier this month where he met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other political leaders.
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