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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In the Holy Land, There’s No Monopoly on Suffering
EDITORIAL: One year later after Hamas’ attacked Israel, the goal of bringing peace, tolerance and coexistence to the Middle East has never seemed more distant. But it’s not impossible.
If You Want Peace, Plant an Olive Tree
The slow growth of olive trees forces us to look to the future and consider what kind of world we are leaving our descendants.
Responding Morally as Catholics to the Crisis in the Holy Land
COMMENTARY: In the fog of war, the light of the Gospel is needed more than ever.
Here’s What Pope Francis Says About World War III in a New Book
“War is not the solution, war is madness, war is a monster, war is a cancer that feeds off itself, engulfing everything,” Pope Francis writes.
Ukrainian Catholic Bishop is Sheltering with Orthodox Counterpart in Besieged City, Says Charity
According to media reports, the Russian bombardment of the city in northeastern Ukraine has resulted in the deaths of civilians, including children.
As Russia Threatens War, It’s Time to Turn Again to Our Lady of Fatima
Pray, hope and don’t worry. Keeping the peace requires nothing less.
Pope Francis on Middle East: War Should Never Be Considered Normal
War is madness, Pope Francis told bishops gathered in the Italian city of Bari Sunday. He also prayed for those who suffered amid conflict.
What Makes a Just War Just?
The Church’s Just War Doctrine describes four conditions for a legitimate defense by military force.
We All Must Appeal to Heaven for Peace on Earth
“May God banish from the hearts of people whatever might endanger peace…”
