A Masterclass on the Catholic Church’s Diplomatic Mission
BOOK REVIEW: Victor Gaetan’s recent book explains how the Church does diplomacy and why the Vatican and United States don’t often see eye-to-eye.
Results from Tag: 'vatican diplomacy'
Vatican Diplomat Warns US Leaders Not to Use God for Selfish Ends
Attended by government officials and justices, the Mass is offered to invoke God’s blessing upon civic leaders for the coming year.
Why Lebanon Is So Important to the Holy See — and to the World
“Lebanon is more than a country — it is a message of freedom and an example of pluralism for East and West.” —Pope St. John Paul II
Diplomat of the Word, Diplomat to the World: Pope Francis’ Role on the Global Stage
NEWS ANALYSIS: As we enter a new decade, a retrospective on the Holy Father’s impact on the international stage offers an insight into one of the most important aspects of his pontificate.
Naming Papal Envoy to Syria a Cardinal Is ‘Great Sign of Closeness’ From the Pope
Archbishop Mario Zenari and 16 other priests and bishops will be named cardinals Nov. 19, the eve of the close of the Jubilee of Mercy.
‘Genuine Religious Faith’ Is a Force Against Terrorist Savagery, Holy See Tells UN
Archbishop Bernardito Auza, the Holy See’s representative, told the United Nations it has a ‘crucial role’ in working together to prevent terrorism.
Archbishop Auza: Pope Comes ‘as a Father and a Pastor’ to the UN
In a Register interview, the Holy See’s permanent observer to the United Nations previews Pope Francis’ Sept. 25 speech to the international body.
Vatican Endorses Iran Deal, but Calls for Commitment to Make It ‘Bear Fruit’
Global powers reached an agreement with Iran Tuesday to limit the country’s nuclear activity.
Pope-Putin Meeting Focuses on Ukraine Crisis
During their June 10 meeting at the Vatican, the discussion also touched on the current problems in the Middle East.
Ukraine to Be Hot Topic of Pope Francis-Vladimir Putin Meeting
NEWS ANALYSIS: The hastily arranged meeting is a double-edged sword.
