Israeli Embassy Criticizes Cardinal Parolin’s Remarks on Civilian Death Toll in Gaza
The embassy argued that ‘in stark contrast’ to the Hamas assault, ‘IDF operations are conducted in full compliance with international law.’
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Cardinal Parolin Will Represent Pope Francis at Climate Conference
Cardinal Parolin will deliver the remarks originally prepared for the Pope on Saturday.
As Cardinal Zen and Jimmy Lai Cases Attest, the Vatican Must Change Its Course With China
COMMENTARY: The Holy See must denounce the Chinese government’s ongoing human rights injustices with unequivocal language.
Cardinal Parolin to EWTN: Truth Must Be ‘Fearlessly Upheld’
The secretary of state, who is the second most powerful person in the Vatican after the Pope, addressed EWTN during the global Catholic television network’s 7th European affiliates meeting.
After Canceling Papal Trip, Pope Francis Will Send Cardinal Parolin to Visit Africa
Cardinal Parolin’s visit will take place July 1-8.
Cardinal Parolin Extends Vatican’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
The restrictions were extended to the end of May, according to a decree from the Vatican’s secretary of state.
Cardinal Parolin: Ukraine Has the Right to Defend Itself, but Arms Shipments Could Cause ‘Terrible’ Escalation
In the same interview, the cardinal also confirmed that discussions are underway about a possible summit between Pope Francis and the Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia.
In Speech on North Korea, Cardinal Parolin Calls for Cooperation and Friendship
China is a key country in the future of the Korean Peninsula. Cardinal Parolin has been the leading architect of the Vatican’s China policy.
Cardinal Parolin: Sunday Mass Should be the Culmination of All Parish Activities
The cardinal said that attendance at Sunday Masses in Italy is unbalanced in terms of the generations and cultures represented.
Cardinal Parolin Defends China Deal as Vatican Prepares to Renew Agreement
China was the subject of talks this week between Cardinal Parolin and the U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has argued that the agreement has failed to protect China’s Catholics from a crackdown on religious believers under President Xi Jinping.
