
How Pope Francis’ tone on the Ukraine war has shifted
The pope’s words at the Angelus marked a subtle but important change.

The pope’s words at the Angelus marked a subtle but important change.

Tetyana had a job, a home, friends, a life, and a grown daughter who was just starting hers. Then the explosions started near Kyiv, Ukraine.

A Catholic Ukrainian journalist documenting daily life in Ukraine following Russia’s invasion of the country has miraculously escaped Kyiv, she said.

‘This generosity and courage of spirit that we see is truly inspiring,’ she said.

Hatred is so much easier than love. “Kids, come to our room please.” My four teenage children came into our bedroom and joined my wife and I on our bed.

‘Let us pray that we may give a Christian response to bioethical challenges,’ the pope said.

A British medical regulator has reversed a ban on a Catholic doctor from offering “abortion pill reversal treatment” to women who wished to keep their babies.

Mexican church leaders condemned a horrific brawl between fans at a professional soccer match, images of which horrified the country and raised uncomfortable questions about rising violence further permeating Mexican life.

Father Mykhaylo Dosyak has been running on little sleep since the first bombs in the latest Russian invasion of Ukraine began falling on his native country early Feb. 24.

A top United Nations official said March 6 that the world hasn’t seen a refugee crisis such as the one developing in Eastern Europe, caused by Russia’s attack on Ukraine, since the last World War.