Nuncio in Ukraine: ‘In Such a Horrible War, There’s Nothing Left but Hope’
According to U.N. data, more than 12,600 civilians have died in the conflict, including more than 2,400 children.
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Ukrainian Embassy in Rome Hosts Mass for Peace on Russia-Ukraine War’s Third Anniversary
Day of prayer announced and organized by the Ukrainian Embassy to the Holy See in Rome, according to Vatican News.
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.
Ukrainian Patriarch in Washington: Putin Wants to ‘Erase’ Ukraine
Archbishop Shevchuk described the forced deportation of Ukrainian children as 'one of the most horrifying crimes of this war.'
Russo-Ukraine War Mirrors a Monumental Setback on Multiple Fronts
It’s a setback not only in human terms, but also in terms of ecumenical dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Russian Orthodox Church.
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.
Two Years In, Why I’m Not Optimistic About Putin’s War on Ukraine
COMMENTARY: The situation remains grave. Pope Francis certainly understands that.
Life of Bishop David O’Connell, and the Ukraine War at One Year
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles is mourning the loss of Bishop David O’Connell, who was shot and killed two weeks ago. He has been remembered as a shepherd who ‘knew the smell of his sheep’ and who tirelessly served the community. Senior editor Joan Frawley Desmond, who has covered the story, joins us on Register Radio. Then Matthew Bunson and Jeannette DeMelo have an Editors’ Corner that highlights news of the first anniversary of the Ukraine-Russia war, the Vatican’s latest communication on the Traditional Latin Mass and a feature on six American Black Catholics who are on the road to canonization.
Ukrainian Catholic Leader Says Focus Is on Providing Help and Hope, One Year Into the War
Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk said he often hears from military leaders about miracles that have taken place during the war, such as missiles missing a car that was later found to have a rosary inside.
Looking Back to Look Ahead: The Register’s End-of-Year Roundtable
What were the high and low points of 2022? What developments will continue into 2023 — and beyond? And what New Year’s resolution should the whole Church make?
