Pope Francis Has Ukrainians — Especially Ukrainian Catholics — Worried and Angry
COMMENTARY: Latest comments from the Holy Father about the Russia-Ukraine hostilities has left the Vatican scrambling to control the damage.
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Vatican: Pope Francis’ ‘White Flag’ Remark a Call for Negotiations, Not Ukraine’s Surrender
The Holy Father made the remark during an interview recorded last month with Swiss broadcaster RSI.
Ukrainian Archbishop Borys Gudziak on Catholic Faith, Children and Truth
As Ukrainian Catholics brace for another Christmas in the midst of war, Archbishop Gudziak reminds us all, ‘Your prayers deflect bullets...’
Pope Francis on Imperialism: Is Russia a Special Case?
COMMENTARY: The wounds from the Holy Father’s recent comments will not heal in Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania and other lands subjugated by imperial Moscow.
Vatican Cardinal to Make Charity Mission to Ukraine City Hit by Russian Drones
Dutton is in New York this week to attend the U.N. General Assembly at which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke Tuesday.
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Synod Tells Pope Francis He Has Made ‘Painful’ Statements
The meeting between the Pope and 45 bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church lasted nearly two hours in a room off of the Paul VI Hall.
Vatican Reassures Ukrainian Catholics That Pope Did Not Intend to Praise Russian Imperialism
Pope Francis made the comment while speaking off the cuff during a live video conference with Russian youth on Aug. 25.
Pope Francis Calls Russia to Renew Ukraine Grain Deal
The move by Russia has sparked fears for even higher food prices and increased poverty in countries already suffering from hunger.
Ukraine Iconographer and Artist Paints History While it’s Still Unfolding
The New Westminster cathedral has supported more than 1,000 refugees since the war started, helping them make housing arrangements, find jobs, and receive English lessons.
Ukraine and Poland’s Message of Reconciliation: ‘We Forgive and Ask Forgiveness’
COMMENTARY: The words spoken this month by Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Kjiv, at a joint event marking the 80th anniversary of the Volhynia massacre, were carefully chosen for their historical resonance.
