‘Touches the Heart’: Cardinal Pizzaballa Meets With Journalists to Discuss Visit to Catholic Parish in Gaza
Cardinal Pizzaballa said, ‘The traumatic impact of the war on the population is enormous.’
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Cardinal Pizzaballa Visits Gaza in Show of Support, Solidarity With ‘Suffering Population’
The clergy traveled to bring a message of solidarity and support.
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Takes Possession of Rome Titular Church After Delays Due to War
‘We are going through the most difficult moments in our history,’ Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa said at the May 1 Mass.
Cardinal Pizzaballa’s Meteoric Rise to ‘Papabile’
ANALYSIS: As the Holy Land again descends into violent conflict, the peacemaking Latin patriarch of Jerusalem has emerged as a respected leader of the local Church in the Middle East.
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Reconsecrates Holy Land to Our Lady, Queen of Palestine
The feast in honor of Our Lady, Queen of Palestine and patroness of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, was first celebrated on Aug. 15, 1928.
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Mourns 18 Dead in Gaza Orthodox Church Bombing
Among the victims killed were 17 Orthodox and one Muslim, according to the Order of St. George.
Catholic Patriarch of Jerusalem Offers to be Exchanged for Hostages Held by Hamas
Cardinal Pizzaballa has called for a day of prayer and fasting for peace and reconciliation in the Holy Land on Tuesday, Oct. 17.
Jerusalem Patriarch Calls for Peace and Cooperation in Holy Land
Patriarch Pizzaballa spoke of the “unique patrimony” of the city of Jerusalem, and said it was the responsibility of religious and secular authorities to protect the sacred land.
Israel-Gaza Conflict: Patriarch Pizzaballa Urges Catholics to Pray for Peace and Justice
The 56-year-old Church leader issued a reflection on the causes of the current conflict, which has claimed more than 200 lives.
Patriarch Pizzaballa: Clericalism is 'Very Evident' in Holy Land
In his homily, Patriarch Pizzaballa pointed to the difficulties associated with being a diocese covering four countries with four distinct national identities, in addition to navigating language differences.
