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Pope tells Russian patriarch they are not 'clerics of the state'

Warning that the Russian Orthodox patriarch should not "turn himself into Putin's altar boy," Pope Francis also said he would like to go to Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin in an attempt to end the conflict in Ukraine.

Past memories and present nightmares

The Russian invasion of Ukraine saddens me deeply for a number of reasons. First, world peace is being threatened like no other time since the Cuban missile crisis. That bone-chilling prospect of nuclear war, which has been threatened, should force us all to take this moment seriously.

Cardinal Cupich leads Act of Consecration to Immaculate Heart of Mary

During noon Mass at Holy Name Cathedral on March 25, the solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, Cardinal Cupich joined Pope Francis and bishops around the world in consecrating humanity, in particular Ukraine and Russia, to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Parishes continue to rally to support people of Ukraine

When Father Benedykt Pazdan sees footage of Ukrainian refugees arriving in southeastern Poland, he’s looking at his home.

Cathedral school welcomes students from Ukraine

For students at St. Nicholas Cathedral School, the war in Ukraine is not half a world away. It’s happening to their families and in their hearts.

Mass remembers fallen journalists in Ukraine invasion

When Father Manuel Dorantes celebrated a Mass for the journalists who have been killed in the war in Ukraine April 3, he did so with the intention of honoring all journalists and their vocation of seeking truth.

Caritas Ukraine president: To help, listen to your heart, then act

The president of Caritas Ukraine is an American citizen — the daughter of Ukrainian refugees — and yet she has not left Ukraine, even after the U.S. government advised Americans to leave.

Pope consecrates Ukraine, Russia to Mary

As Russia's violent monthlong invasion continued to devastate Ukraine, Pope Francis laid the fates of both countries at the feet of Mary in the hopes that peace would finally reign.

‘Defend these innocent civilians,’ says Ukrainian Catholic archbishop

Russian President Vladimir Putin did not invade Ukraine out of concern that NATO would encroach on his borders, but concern about “the disease of democracy that could spread like a virus, and that’s deadly for oligarchies and authoritarian rulers,” said the archbishop, who serves as a “foreign minister” for the Ukrainian Catholic Church.

Local Catholics gather medicine, other supplies to help Ukrainians

They came in cars and in trucks, wheeling in boxes and hauling bags up the stairs. They brought over-the-counter medicines, bandages, hydrogen peroxide and cotton balls. They brought flashlights and batteries, toothbrushes and toothpaste, socks and underwear. Stuffed animals and hand-drawn cards with messages of encouragement.
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