Ukrainian Bishop: ‘Our Risen Lord Is With Us’
Bishop Radoslaw Zmitrowicz discusses his experience alongside his people affected by war, and gives his impressions of the recent European synodal assembly held in Prague.
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Ukraine Faults Vatican for ‘Equating Victim and Aggressor’ During Way of the Cross
This is not the first time the Ukrainian leaders have taken issue with the Vatican’s words about Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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.
Ukrainian Soldier Saved by Praying the Rosary, Priest Recounts
Father Josafat Boyko says part of his ministry is to provide spiritual direction to soldiers fighting the Russian invasion last year. A soldier told him that after leaving the place where he was in order to pray the Rosary, ‘a bomb fell’ on it. ‘Thus, by praying the Rosary, he was saved from death.’
This Was Pope Francis’ Spontaneous Prayer for Ukraine on Anniversary of War
‘Sow in us the seed of peace …’
Knights of Columbus’ New Film on Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine: Here’s How to Watch
The documentary premieres on Feb. 26 and will run for six weeks on ABC-affiliated stations across the country.
Knights of Columbus Reassure Ukrainians: ‘You’re Not Alone’
Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly gives firsthand look at ongoing aid, saying, ‘It’s a witness to the whole world that the answer to the problems we face is Jesus Christ.’
Ukrainian Catholic Leader on Anniversary of War: We Need Spiritual Strength
Archbishop Shevchuk noted that some military experts believe that the escalation of the conflict, especially in the Donbass region, reached its peak on Feb. 23.
Archbishop Shevchuk: ‘This is How We Experienced a Year of War in Ukraine’
Archbishop Shevchuk spoke on Feb. 20 in a meeting with some journalists, mainly from the Catholic media, while President Joe Biden was visiting Ukraine.
Hungary and the Holy See: Alone in Europe in Calling for Peace in Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says nations must deescalate the war as it grows ‘more brutal,’ and the Pope echoes his call to end what he calls an ‘absurd and cruel war’
