Via Crucis, 2026
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Russian Forces Are Liquidating the Catholic Church in Occupied Ukraine
COMMENTARY: Ukrainian Catholic leaders warn that priests have been expelled, churches destroyed, and religious life driven underground in Russian-occupied territories.
Greek Catholic Bishop in Ukraine: Only 37 Parishes Remain Active
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the OHCHR has reported the deaths of at least 13,883 civilians, including 726 children, and the injured number 35,548.
Pope Leo XIV Speaks About War With Visiting Children From Ukraine
As he spoke with them, the Pope shared some memories from his childhood, such as attending Mass, where he met other children and friends, but above all 'the best friend of all, Jesus...'
Pope Leo XIV Encourages Ukrainian Bishops During Meeting at the Vatican
For the Pontiff, this is a sign of the power of God, 'which manifests itself in the midst of the rubble of destruction.'
Yes, It’s Our War, Too
COMMENTARY: Let’s be clear: The Russia-Ukraine war is not a war over swaths of territory, the language rights of Russian-speakers in Ukraine, or rare-earth minerals. It is a war for Ukraine, period.
The Passion of Ukraine: How Faith, Memory and Courage Sustain a Nation at War
COMMENTARY: From smuggled aid to candlelit prayers, Ukraine’s faithful are holding the line against both bombs and despair.
Ukrainian Archbishop Encourages Trump to Go to Ukraine
Hundreds of thousands have been killed as a result of the Russian invasion, with more than 14 million people forced to leave their homes.
Pope Francis Donates Ambulance, Opens War Trauma Center in Ukraine
This will be Cardinal Krajewski’s eighth trip to Ukraine since the war broke out
Vatican’s Secretary of State Rues Russia’s Absence at Ukraine Peace Conference
Pope Francis and Cardinal Parolin, have repeatedly called for dialogue between Russia and Ukraine as a means of brokering peace in the now two-year-long Russian war of aggression.
