Francis to Ukrainian Catholics in Rome: ‘I Am Close to You’
Holy Father made a historic visit Sunday to St. Sophia.
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Archbishop in Ukraine: ‘Commitment of the Church Is Pastoral Care for Those Suffering’
Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk, head of Ukraine’s Greek Catholic Church, says the international community needs to pay more attention to the ongoing conflict.
Francis Announces Special Collection for Victims of Ukraine Conflict
The Holy Father has asked the faithful to make a “generous contribution” to relieve the suffering of nearly a million Ukrainians affected by ongoing violence between government forces and Russian-backed rebels.
What Archbishop Shevchuk Saw in the Meeting of the Pope and Moscow Patriarch
The major archbishop of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church said it was ‘important to listen to the Holy Father and at the same time to be listened to by the Holy Father.’
Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity — and Its Predators
NEWS ANALYSIS: Ukraine continues to be imperiled by internal and external forces, but a recent USCCB delegation found strong faith amid the nation’s confusion and turmoil.
Heroic Virtue of Ukrainian Bishop Who Sheltered Hundreds of Jews Recognized
“During this time of foreign aggression against Ukraine — as well as turmoil in so many other historically Eastern-Christian lands — this recognition brings particular consolation,” Father Peter Galadza, acting director of the Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute of Eastern Christian Studies, stated July 17.
Archbishop: Ukrainian Conflict Is Europe’s Biggest Crisis Since World War II
More than 6,000 people have died in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
As Conflict With Russia Continues, Ukrainian Troops Make a Pilgrimage for Peace
Father Ivan Yavorskyy, a military chaplain for the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, accompanied 17 Ukrainian soldiers on the annual International Military Pilgrimage to Lourdes.
Ukraine: Latest Cease-Fire Holds for Now
NEWS ANALYSIS: War divides — regions, religions, countries, alliances and, sometimes, even families.
