A Catholic bishop in Belarus accused President Alexander Lukashenko of “insult and slander” after the government official charged the church’s exiled leader with planning to “destroy the country” and called
Lay Catholics also criticized the government’s proposal and called on Christians worldwide to defend a 450-foot memorial cross, the world’s tallest, from demolition
Catholic Church officials in Russia have criticised planned religious law changes that will require all clergy who studied abroad to retrain in a Russian college
Catholic representatives in Belarus said they were not invited to talks between Vatican and government officials and criticised a “lack of information” about the fate of their exiled bishops’ conference president
Bishops in Belarus have demanded an end to repression
Catholic leaders urged dialogue and restraint in Belarus, amid violent street clashes following the contested presidential election
Convents across Poland have posted videos on YouTube, alongside priests and seminarians and even some bishops
Although Catholics in most East European countries have backed measures to control the COVID-19 pandemic, for some it has also revived painful memories of communist rule
A Catholic bishop in Belarus accused President Alexander Lukashenko of “insult and slander” after the government official charged the church’s exiled leader with planning to “destroy the country” and called
Lay Catholics also criticized the government’s proposal and called on Christians worldwide to defend a 450-foot memorial cross, the world’s tallest, from demolition
Catholic Church officials in Russia have criticised planned religious law changes that will require all clergy who studied abroad to retrain in a Russian college
Catholic representatives in Belarus said they were not invited to talks between Vatican and government officials and criticised a “lack of information” about the fate of their exiled bishops’ conference president
Bishops in Belarus have demanded an end to repression
Catholic leaders urged dialogue and restraint in Belarus, amid violent street clashes following the contested presidential election
Convents across Poland have posted videos on YouTube, alongside priests and seminarians and even some bishops
Although Catholics in most East European countries have backed measures to control the COVID-19 pandemic, for some it has also revived painful memories of communist rule