
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.
Hundreds of thousands have been killed as a result of the Russian invasion, with more than 14 million people forced to leave their homes.
This will be Cardinal Krajewski’s eighth trip to Ukraine since the war broke out
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.
As Ukrainian Catholics brace for another Christmas in the midst of war, Archbishop Gudziak reminds us all, ‘Your prayers deflect bullets...’
“What moves the Holy Father is nothing but the will to make dialogue and peace possible,” Gallagher said, “inspired by the principle that ‘the Church must not use the language of politics, but the language of Jesus.’”
Archbishop Paolo Pezzi of Moscow discusses the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, speaking with the Register on the sidelines of this week’s Continental Assembly of the Synod on Synodality in Prague.
The Ukrainian archbishop asked Catholics around the world to pray for the release of the priests.
Though most of Ukraine‘s population is Eastern Orthodox, Catholics are among those suffering amid Russia’s invasion of the country.
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