Pope Francis, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Talk Ukraine and Family Policies
During the meeting, “deep gratitude” was expressed for “the commitment of the Catholic Church in promoting the development and well-being of Hungarian society.”
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Breaking Down the ‘Wall of Silence’ About Persecution of Christians
Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s state secretary for aid to persecuted Christians, hopes Hungary’s six-month rotating presidency of the EU Council will raise awareness regarding this major issue.
‘Contemporary for 1,000 Years’: Pannonhalma Abbey Is a Jewel of Hungary’s Medieval Religious Heritage
The historic abbey, which in 2024 is celebrating the eighth centenary of the consecration of its basilica dedicated to St. Martin of Tours, has retained an undiminished attractiveness.
Top European Human Rights Court Rules Countries Can’t be Forced to Introduce Assisted Suicide
Critics of PAS/E fear that redefining terminal illness, and the growing number of jurisdictions allowing PAS/E, will further jeopardize the infirm and mentally ill.
Hungary’s Pro-Family Policies Should Prompt US Conservatives to Rethink Their Mindset, Says Gladden Pappin
The president of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs discusses the lessons the US can learn from different socio-political situations in Europe on the sidelines of CPAC Hungary.
‘The Habsburg Way’: Lessons for Today, From Openness to Life to How to Die Well
New book outlines seven monarchial principles rooted in Catholic living.
Europe’s Christian Solidarity Reinforced at Sts. Kinga and Hedwig Jubilee in Budapest
Two days of celebrations were held in the Hungarian capital March 21-22, bringing together religious leaders from Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Lithuania.
Katalin Novák Resigns as President of Hungary
Immediately after the outgoing president’s announcement, the minister of justice, Judit Varga, who countersigned the pardon decision in question, also resigned from the government and announced her withdrawal from public life.
‘Window to Eternity’: World’s First Greek Catholic Museum Brings Eastern Light to Western Christian Culture
Inaugurated in spring 2023, the Greek Catholic Museum aims to be a unique place to preserve the heritage treasures of Eastern Catholics.
Pope Francis Discusses Family Values, Ukraine War With Hungarian President
Hungary is known for its family-centered policies — which include government bonuses of $33,000 for married couples who have three children — and have helped boost the country’s birth rate.
