«We call upon our nation and the international community to save lives by pressing for serious dialogue to end the conflict, by refraining from fueling further violence with military attacks or arms transfers, and by offering more humanitarian assistance»

Sep 10, 2013 00:00

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Bishops Praise Obama for Peace Efforts in Mideast

Welcome Leadership on Nuclear Disarmament

Jun 27, 2013 00:00

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Vatican’s dialogue with China and Pope Francis’ realism

In the last six years, also marked by a period of rare contact in relations between the parties during the pandemic, nine new Catholic bishops have been ordained in China. In the same period, eight so-called «non-official» bishops, ordained in the past outside the procedures imposed by the Chinese apparatus, have asked for and obtained public recognition of their function also from the political authorities in Beijing

Around 15,000 people gathered in the Square to hear the Pope's Sunday message and pray the Angelus with him

What does it mean to know Jesus? Pope Francis answers

Allocution on the occasion of the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, September 15, 2024

London Event Aims to Educate Catholic Leaders on Nuclear Disarmament

Archbishop Francis Chulllikatt's Address to the UN General Assembly on Disarmament

US Bishops Welcome Negotiations With Iran

Vatican Observer to the UN Says Illegal Arms Trafficking Sustains Conflicts

US Bishops' Statement on Finding a Political Solution to Syria Crisis

Bishops Praise Obama for Peace Efforts in Mideast