
Ukraine’s Long Lent
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: As this bloodbath initiated by Russia moves into its second year, the world can assess the war’s toll, both material and spiritual.
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: As this bloodbath initiated by Russia moves into its second year, the world can assess the war’s toll, both material and spiritual.
Refugees, finding warm welcome, reflect on Christian charity upon the first anniversary of war.
Iryna and Sofia shared their story with the Pope alongside the Chiriaco family on the stage of the World Meeting of Families, which is taking place in Rome June 22-26.
In a speech on May 23, the Pope commended the volunteers for helping the vulnerable.
‘They are full of kindness and hope,’ Archbishop Zbigņev Stankevičs said of the creations.
‘What about us, do we want to love Jesus?’ the Pope asked May 1, praying, ‘May Our Lady, who readily said ‘Yes’ to the Lord, help us to rediscover the enthusiasm to do good.’ He also prayed for Ukraine, imploring that peace prevail.
The Holy Father expressed gratitude in a meeting at the Vatican on Thursday.
‘In the eyes of our brothers and sisters, victims of the horrors of war, we read the profound and pressing need for a life marked by dignity, peace and love,’ the Holy Father said on Easter Saturday.
Hands-on aid and praying the Rosary guide Nick Koeppel’s efforts and those who volunteer with him in Krakow.
14th-century Carthusian monastery in the foothills of the Alps offers shelter and spiritual solace.
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