
Pope Francis and Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy Meet at Vatican
The Holy See Press Office said Francis and Zelenskyy spoke about the humanitarian and political situation in Ukraine amid the conflict.
The Holy See Press Office said Francis and Zelenskyy spoke about the humanitarian and political situation in Ukraine amid the conflict.
The Pope greeted Metropolitan Anthony in St. Peter's Square. The two spoke for just under one minute and exchanged small gifts.
Andrii Yurash, the Ukrainian ambassador to the Holy See, gives interview to EWTN Feb. 23.
Francis expressed his belief that UCCRO’s interfaith efforts prepare Ukraine for a future of peace.
The Mass marked the 30th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Ukraine.
During his pontificate Pope Francis has expressed his concern for Ukraine and offered aid to the country, which has seen six years of armed conflict between the Ukrainian government and Russia-backed rebel forces.
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