An Uneasy End to an Elusive War with Iran Draws Near
ANALYSIS: Even as both sides trade threats and boasts, the United States and Iran appear closer to a negotiated end to their 39-day conflict.
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A Pause, a Peace, and a ‘Cup of Poison’: How Wars End in Iran
COMMENTARY: The Iran-Israel-United States war that began Feb. 28 is closer to the end than the beginning. But exactly how it ends remains murky.
Leo XIV and Macron Meet: Peace Is Both a ‘Duty and a Requirement’
The two leaders expressed their common conviction on the necessity of dialogue and negotiations to resolve conflicts between nations.
In Gaza and Israel, Fragile Peace Brings Hope and Heartache
As Gazans return to ruins and Israelis mark Simchat Torah in uneasy calm, prayers rise for healing and trust to take root.
Archbishop Borys Gudziak: Peace Without Justice in Ukraine ‘Defeats the Truth’
Speaking at The Catholic University of America, the Ukrainian Catholic archbishop urged world leaders to weigh both “the cost of the war and the cost of the peace.”
Ukraine and a Peace Worthy of the Name
COMMENTARY: What does an Augustinian approach to war and peace suggest about peace in Ukraine?
Pope Leo XIV: Bear Christ’s ‘Fire of Love’ to Spread Peace Throughout the World
To remain faithful to the truth in love, Leo said Christians should live the Gospel message and teachings on charity in spite of opposition.
Apostolic Nuncio to Ukraine: ‘Our Hope Lies in Prayer’
Archbishop Visvaldas Kulbokas explains why true peace must be just, and how prayer sustains Ukraine amid war.
Pope Leo XIV to Diplomats: Peace and Justice Can Be Achieved by Investing in the Family
In his May 16 audience with the diplomatic corps, the Holy Father said peace, justice, and truth are the 'three essential words' and pillars of the Church’s evangelical mission.
Finding Joy in the Now: Gratitude as a Cure for Anxious Living
Don’t let worry rob you of today’s joys — find moments of peace through gratitude.
