The Vatican Pushes for Peace as the War in Ukraine Approaches Its Third Winter
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi has been sent to Moscow for the second time, ‘with a view to achieving the much-hoped-for peace.’
Results from Tag: 'vatican diplomacy'
Vatican’s Response to Venezuela Leaves Observers Perplexed
COMMENTARY: The Maduro regime has been an 11-year nightmare for the people of Venezuela.
Vatican’s Diplomatic Approach Treads Careful Path
ANALYSIS: The Vatican’s diplomacy — at the service of people and, first of all, at the service of peace — presents many challenges.
Vatican Scrambles to Shore Up Ukrainian Diplomacy
COMMENTARY: Ukraine last month received what it has been demanding for months — an unequivocal condemnation of Russia for its aggressive war by the Holy See.
Ortega’s Intense Persecution of the Church Calls Into Question the Vatican’s ‘Gallagher Protocol’
COMMENTARY: This diplomatic policy means that Catholics under persecution by repressive regimes such as Nicaragua, China and Venezuela should not expect rhetorical support from the Vatican.
Vatican Finds Itself on the Outside Looking In at Russia-Ukraine Diplomatic Efforts
COMMENTARY: Despite intensive efforts, the Holy See finds itself strangely isolated.
How the Vatican Diplomatic Corps Serves Christ and His Church
An interview with Msgr. Steven Otellini, a California pastor who served with the Vatican Diplomatic Corps.
A Masterclass on the Catholic Church’s Diplomatic Mission
BOOK REVIEW: Victor Gaetan’s recent book explains how the Church does diplomacy and why the Vatican and United States don’t often see eye-to-eye.
Vatican Diplomat Warns US Leaders Not to Use God for Selfish Ends
Attended by government officials and justices, the Mass is offered to invoke God’s blessing upon civic leaders for the coming year.
Why Lebanon Is So Important to the Holy See — and to the World
“Lebanon is more than a country — it is a message of freedom and an example of pluralism for East and West.” —Pope St. John Paul II
