Ukrainian Military Chaplain Brings Christ’s Light to War’s Dark Trenches
From battlefield funerals to front-line faith, Father Taras Mykhalchuk ministers where few dare to go — and says war has only strengthened his faith.
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‘Support to the End’: Religious Sister Brings Palliative Care to Unborn and Perinatal Babies in Ukraine
Sister Giustina Holubets offers phone consultations is present at medical visits and at births if asked. After birth, she and fellow volunteers help the family create positive memories about their child and walk with the parents in their grief.
EU Bishops Call for Unity and Solidarity With Ukraine Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty
The European Catholic bishops stated that ‘Ukraine’s struggle for peace will also be decisive for the fate of Europe and the world.’
Missing Children Among the Many Victims of Ukraine War
‘My heart really hurts a lot,’ Ukrainian archbishop says of thousands believed to be somewhere in Russia.
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.”
Pope Francis, Zelenskyy Hold Fourth Meeting Since Outbreak of Russia-Ukraine War
The Pope, during the private audience at the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace on Friday morning, assured the political leader of his and the universal Church’s continuous prayers for the people of Ukraine.
Pope Francis Sides with Moscow in Ukraine’s Clash of the Patriarchs
COMMENTARY: Pope Francis’ recent intervention in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has created a new and surprising dynamic.
Why Did Pope Francis Invoke St. Stanislaus for Peace in Ukraine and Israel?
Pope Francis prayed that the intercession of St. Stanislaus “obtain, even today, the gift of peace in Europe and throughout the world, especially in Ukraine and the Middle East.”
Head of the Ukrainian Catholic Church Talks War, the Pope, and Same-Sex Blessings
Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk spoke with EWTN at the Ukrainian Catholic National Shrine of the Holy Family in Washington, D.C.
Ukrainian Struggles in Wartime, and IVF and Catholic Teaching (March 2)
An Alabama Supreme Court decision that established the personhood of frozen human embryos has set off a national debate over in vitro fertilization. The Catholic Church has long condemned IVF process but has embraced other medical technologies for fertility. Bishop Earl Fernandes of Columbus, Ohio, sheds light on Catholic teaching on in vitro fertilization Then EWTN News reporter Colm Flynn gives insights on the Ukrainian people’s struggles through war after his recent trip to Ukraine.
