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Pope talks of ‘courage to negotiate’ to end war in Ukraine
March 11, 2024
ROME – The Pope has spoken of Ukraine needing to consider negotiations to end the ongoing war with Russia. In weighing up the debate between those who say it is time for Ukraine to consider a negotiated settlement and those who argue the country must fight on, the Pope has said he believes “the strongest
Head of Ukrainian Catholic Church visits US on behalf of his ‘crucified people’
March 05, 2024
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is visiting the United States of America during what many judge as a critical juncture in the more than two-year-long war, with his invaded country increasingly appearing on the back foot as the military advantage appears to swing in Russia’s favour.  In remarks at the start of
Clinging on in Ukraine: family, childhood and Catholicism
February 26, 2024
The country today often seems like the setting of a World War II film with all the usual paradoxes, as the war enters its third year. Cafés are open with music in the air, and spring brings couples holding hands out to the street. But half the flowers people are buying here in Lviv are
Ukrainian Catholic community in UK count the costs and kindnesses at two-year anniversary of Russian invasion
February 22, 2024
In the basement of the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in central London is the Ukrainian Welcome Centre that has been serving refugees since the start of a war that is about to enter its third year. The two-year anniversary is fast approaching in two day’s time on 24 February, giving Ukrainian refugees who have had to
Bishop of UK’s Ukrainian Catholics asks for Lenten reflections on war as conflict approaches two-year mark 
February 21, 2024
LEICESTER, United Kingdom – The head of Ukrainian Catholics in the UK has called on all to remember Ukraine during Lent as the two-year anniversary of the Russian invasion approaches on 24 February 2024. During an address to mark the start of Lent, Bishop Kenneth Nowakowski of the Eparchy of the Holy Family of London
A Jewish perspective on the Catholic Church’s response to the Gaza conflict
February 19, 2024
Amid the plethora of public utterances on the wrongs and rights of Israel’s military action in Gaza, those of several key Vatican officials and spokesmen, including Pope Francis, along with the comments of their neighbour, the Chief Rabbi of Rome, Riccardo di Segni, have featured prominently in the Catholic Herald. Finding myself invited to supplement
Letters: Will we ever have an honest debate about ‘catastrophic decision’ of national lockdown
February 17, 2024
A high price Sir: Further to Lord Greenhalgh’s timely remarks, (“Covid churches lockdown was ‘outrageous’ says ex-minister’, December 2023) it is unfortunate that the UK Covid inquiry is ignoring the baleful effects of lockdown altogether. Equally outraged are the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice campaigners, who are furious about the way they suffered under rules
Ukrainian divorce rate hits all-time high as head of Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church decries human cost of the war
February 17, 2024
ROME – As headlines around the world reverberate to the news of the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on Friday, and as the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, Ukraine’s top prelate has condemned the ongoing violence as an attempt to wipe out a nation.   Speaking via video connection during
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