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Catholic Priest in Ukraine Shares How Caritas is Helping Children Find Shelter
‘In my house, we have 37 people,’ Father Vyacheslav Grynevych said.
"They pray all day long": How Religious Sisters are Helping Needy amid Conflict in Ukraine
Sisters in Kyiv are caring for around 100 people sheltering in a church basement.
Pope Francis Expresses Sorrow in Phone Call to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy
The Ukrainian Embassy to the Holy See announced the news on Twitter.
Ukrainian Catholic Leader: "No one has the right to stay silent"
“Today I ask everyone who will listen to us, everyone who will hear our voice from our bleeding Kyiv: fight for peace,” the Ukrainian Catholic leader said.
"I'll do everything I can" to Help End Conflict: Pope Francis to Ukrainian Catholic Leader
The pope assured Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of his closeness, support, and prayers for Ukraine.
Pope Francis Opens Special Process to Canonize 16 Carmelite Martyrs of French Revolution
At the request of the bishops of France and the Order of Carmelites Discalced (OCD), Pope Francis agreed on Feb. 22 to open a special process known in the Catholic Church as “equipollent canonization” to raise the 16 Carmelite martyrs of Compiègne to the altars.
EWTN’s New Movie Chronicles True Stories of Ukrainian Persecution
Viewers who want to know what life is really like after a Communist invasion need look no further than EWTN’s new film, “To Believe,” which was produced by EWTN Ukraine in Kyiv, a city which is now under assault after Thursday’s invasion by Russia.
"Our life is in God’s hands", Priest Ministering with EWTN in Ukraine Says
The Catholic priest who directs EWTN Ukraine plans to stay in the capital city of Kyiv while others flee to escape Russian forces.
Vatican Laments “tragic scenes” Taking Place in Ukraine after Russia’s Attack
“The tragic scenes which everyone feared are unfortunately becoming reality,” Cardinal Parolin said on Thursday.
Accept the "Paradox of the Beatitudes": Pope Francis at the Sunday Angelus
Pope Francis spoke on the paradox of the Beatitudes in his Sunday Angelus address on Feb. 13, saying that the defining characteristic of a disciple of Jesus is joy.
French Catholic Nun Turns 118, Making Her the Second Oldest Person in the World
Sister Andre Randon, a French nun, celebrated her 118th birthday on Feb. 11. This milestone makes her the second-oldest living person in the world and the oldest living person in Europe, according to the Gerontology Research Group, which validates details of people believed to be 110 or older.
Pilgrims Couldn’t Visit Lourdes. So a Drone Photographer Took Lourdes to Them
How a young French Catholic overcame the limits of the coronavirus lockdown.
St. Josephine Bakhita Sculpture Shines Light on Reality of Human Trafficking
The ex-slave’s feast day is celebrated on Feb. 8.
Indian Bishop, Priests Arrested for Illegal Sand Mining Operations on Church-owned Land
A Catholic bishop and several priests have reportedly been arrested in India for illegal mining operations on land owned by the diocese.
Five Things to Know about the World Day for Consecrated Life
Consecrated women and men — together with Catholics in general — are invited to celebrate the World Day for Consecrated Life this week. Established by St. John Paul II, the day recognizes the beauty and impact of a life dedicated to poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Catholic Church in France Raises $22 Million in Compensation for Child Sex Abuse Victims
The Catholic Church in France has secured more than $22 million in compensation for victims of child sex abuse.
Pope Francis to Workers: Turn to St Joseph During Covid-19 Pandemic
Pope Francis encouraged workers to turn to St. Joseph for guidance during the Covid-19 pandemic, during an audience at the Vatican on Saturday.
From Denver to Uganda, St Joseph Facilitates an Unexpected Connection
When Daniel Campbell saw an email in his inbox last spring from Soroti, Uganda, his first thought was: Am I being scammed?
Pope Francis to Speak with College Students in Virtual Session Hosted by Loyola University
Pope Francis is scheduled to speak with college students from around the world next month as part of the Catholic Church’s preparations for the Synod on Synodality. The virtual event is to be hosted by Loyola University Chicago.
Catholic Bishop in India Cleared of Charges of Raping a Nun
A bishop charged with the repeated rape of a nun over the course of two years was acquitted by a court in India’s Kerala state on Friday.
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