American, European bishops urge support for Lebanon
A group of American and European bishops released a statement on Tuesday, March 1 calling for increased protections for the people of Lebanon.
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Ukrainian civilians under increasing attacks
Babies in Kharkiv are being born in an underground shelter near the hospital as bombs continue to rain down on the city. A blast on Tuesday night hit an apartment complex across the street from a hosp...
Across Colombia, half a million march for life after court decriminalizes abortion
Across Colombia, around half a million people marched on Sunday to defend the lives of the unborn, rejecting the recent ruling of the Constitutional Court decriminalizing abortion up to six months of pregnancy.
Ukrainian bishop says Putin is the 'Antichrist of our current time': 'Against God’s law'
An Orthodox bishop in Ukraine has likened Russian President Vladimir Putin to the Antichrist as tensions between the two countries continue nearly a week after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine.
Taliban blocks evacuations, some travel
At a news conference on Sunday, Taliban leaders said they received reports that Afghan refugees suffer poor conditions in countries like Qatar and Turkey while waiting for immigration paperwork. They ...
Ukrainian Catholic leader: ‘Let us pray for our enemies’
Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk deplored the deaths of women and children amid the Russian invasion.
'A Fighting Spirit': CBN News Captures Powerful Ukrainian Moment of Turning to God as Deadly Russian Assault Rages
CBN News’ senior international correspondent George Thomas continues to be in the middle of the Ukrainian war zone, sharing videos and images of the troubling, traumatic — and inspiring — events unfolding on the ground.
Ukraine crisis: Catholic priest in Kyiv shares how Caritas is helping children find shelter
‘In my house, we have 37 people,’ Father Vyacheslav Grynevych said.
Ukraine conflict: Catholic priest in Kyiv shares how Caritas is helping children find shelter
‘In my house, we have 37 people,’ Father Vyacheslav Grynevych said.
El Salvador ex-president and others face charges for 1989 murders of Jesuits
Former El Salvador president Alfredo Cristiani and a dozen others, including former military officers, now face charges related to the 1989 massacre of six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper, and her daughter at the Central American University in San Salvador, prosecutors announced Friday.
