
USCCB’s Broglio Calls for ‘Just Peace’ in Ukraine in First-Ever Lenten Reflection
This is the first time Archbishop Broglio has issued a Lenten reflection since he was elected USCCB president in 2022.
This is the first time Archbishop Broglio has issued a Lenten reflection since he was elected USCCB president in 2022.
After three years of war, collegiate scholars and those who teach them pray for sustainable peace in their country while helping in various ways on the frontlines.
COMMENTARY: American policy-makers should take this pathology into account when pondering whatever negotiations, or other Western actions, might bring the war in Ukraine to a just conclusion.
Bishop Komar spoke of the magnitude of the suffering his people are experiencing.
COMMENTARY: Ukraine’s religious leaders and the faith of its people have been essential in sustaining that hard-pressed country’s Davidic struggle against the Russian Goliath.
'In the name of God, with all our resolve, we condemn this crime against humanity,' the archbishop said.
The priests had been arrested on Nov. 16, 2022, in Berdyansk, a city on the north shore of the Sea of Azov, an area occupied by the Russians.
COMMENTARY: Latest comments from the Holy Father about the Russia-Ukraine hostilities has left the Vatican scrambling to control the damage.
The Holy Father made the remark during an interview recorded last month with Swiss broadcaster RSI.
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