Israeli PM Bennett: World Must Bring Russia, Ukraine to Negotiating Table Now
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Thursday urged world leaders to negotiate peace and end the war.
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Pope Francis to visit Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan in July
The pope will travel to Kinshasa, Goma, and Juba.
How the Knesset Christian Allies Caucus is Building Bridges Between Christians, Israel
The past two decades have seen a profound growth in Jewish-Christian relations. One sign of a much closer relationship is happening within Israel’s parliament, the Knesset.
Guam archbishop: Lent is time to draw closer to God
Crux,As the Lenten season began, Archbishop Michael J. Byrnes of Agaña encouraged everyone to not only fast and sacrifice but to immerse themselves in the Bible and in prayer while striving to draw closer to God.
Ukrainian girl with tumor gets treatment at Rome’s Gemelli hospital
Crux,Rome’s Gemelli hospital has begun treatment for a 7-year-old Ukrainian girl from Kyiv whose cancer treatment was interrupted after Russia’s invasion last week.
Top Vatican official call Russian invasion of Ukraine ‘unjustified’ and ‘senseless’
Crux,Argentine Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, the head of the Vatican’s office for Eastern Churches, called Russia’s military action against Ukraine as an “unjustified invasion” and a “senseless war.”
As Russian troops advance, Vatican’s Ukraine envoy says he’s staying in Kyiv
Crux,Currently in Kyiv, the Vatican’s ambassador to Ukraine has said that regardless of expectations that a Russian assault on the city is imminent, he is determined to stay and be with the people as a sign of the pope’s closeness.
Prince Charles and Camilla visit cathedral in show of support for Ukraine
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, was moved to tears during the visit to the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in central London.
Polish Catholic archbishop to Russian Orthodox leader: Please ask Putin to stop Ukraine war
Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki made the appeal in a strongly worded letter.
FIRST-PERSON: What does a just end to the Russo-Ukrainian war look like? | Baptist Press
If justice were to prevail in Ukraine, Russia would cease military operations, withdraw from the country, return Crimea and Donbas to Ukrainian control, publicly apologize, and provide restitution to Ukraine — and Vladimir Putin would resign the Russian presidency and turn himself in for a war crimes trial.
