Russia Targeting Civilian Population in Ukraine Capital, Zelenskyy Begs Congress for Military Aid
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifies, relentless bombardment is being aimed at the civilian population in the capital city of Kyiv.
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Top US General: Iran’s 3,000 Ballistic Missiles Pose Existential ‘Threat’ to Middle East
A top American military general warned lawmakers on Tuesday that Iran has more than 3,000 ballistic missiles that pose a threat to the entire Middle East.
European leaders visit Ukraine
The Czech, Polish, and Slovenian prime ministers arrived in Kyiv by train on Tuesday as representatives of the European Council. The delegation will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a...
Russia Closes in on Ukraine's Capital City as Fear Over Chemical Weapons Looms
Twenty days into the war and Ukrainians continue to fight back as Russian forces turn to bombing more civilians. Now, there's fear over potential chemical attacks.
Church in Spain expresses its will that 'the truth shine forth' concerning cases of clerical abuse
Addressing the 506 cases of clerical abuse that the Spanish Bishop’s Conference has on record, conference spokesman Bishop Luis Argüello, expressed the Church’s will that "the truth shine forth" both for reparations for the victims, and that the thousands who serve in the Church do not unjustly live under "permanent suspicion."
Fox News journalist killed in Ukraine
Pierre Zakrzewski, 55, was filming with his team in a town just outside Kyiv when Russian fire struck their vehicle. Fox CEO Suzanne Scott announced Tuesday that Zakrzewski died in the conflict, and f...
Catholic diocese cancels gay author's visit to London school, removes officials
A Catholic diocese in the United Kingdom is facing backlash after canceling a children's book signing event featuring a gay author at one of its schools and reportedly removing the school's governors who backed the decision to invite the author.
'It Is Our Calling to Do What Jesus Taught Us': Polish Pastor and Operation Blessing Team to Help Refugees
Poland's churches are responding to the crisis in Ukraine. One pastor who transformed his church into a refugee center is receiving assistance from CBN's Operation Blessing.
Pope Francis to consecrate Ukraine and Russia to Immaculate Heart of Mary
The consecration will take place on March 25.
Huge Ukrainian Refugee Wave Now More Than 3 Million: 'Kids Shouldn't See the Murder'
The United Nations predicts the number of people fleeing Ukraine could eventually top 6 million. Authorities in Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, Moldova and other countries are moving quickly to provide food and shelter to those streaming in.
