Cardinal-elect Kikuchi: Church must walk together in hope and solidarity
The Catholic Church in Tokyo commemorated its annual “Myanmar Day” at St. Mary’s Cathedral, underscoring decades of solidarity with the Church in Myanmar.
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The Catholic Church in Tokyo commemorated its annual “Myanmar Day” at St. Mary’s Cathedral, underscoring decades of solidarity with the Church in Myanmar.
In a message addressed to the President of Brazil hosting the G20 Summit for international economic cooperation, Pope Francis calls for immediate and united efforts to eradicate world hunger and poverty.
As the Catholic Church dedicates November to honoring the deceased through remembrance and prayer, the Don’t Drive Drunk Foundation has called on Churches across Thailand to include prayers for victims of road traffic accidents.
Health officials in Gaza say Israeli attacks have killed 76 Palestinians and wounded 158 over the last 24 hours.
As we mark 1,000 days since the outbreak of war in Ukraine, Vatican News speaks to the Italian historian Andrea Riccardi, founder of the Community of Sant'Egidio, about the importance of keeping open paths of dialogue.
Our Editorial Director, Andrea Tornielli, reflects on the 1,000th day of Russia's war in Ukraine and the need for diplomatic efforts to achieve peace.
In an interview with our Editorial Director marking 1000 days since the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin decries the ongoing suffering of the martyred Ukrainian people and again urges stronger diplomatic efforts to stop the carnage.
The Cardinal Secretary of State is in Rio de Janeiro representing the Pope and the Holy See at the G20 Summit.
In an interview with Vatican Media, Archbishop Kulbokas describes the daily struggles faced by the Ukrainian people while also highlighting spaces for hope and solidarity.
As President Joe Biden nears the end of his term, Catholic Mobilizing Network calls on the US President, a Catholic, to commute the sentences of the 40 men currently facing execution on federal death row.
In a world marked by division and inequality, the Catholic Church offers a timeless message: true justice must always be tempered with mercy. Rooted in the teachings of Christ and upheld through centuries of Catholic tradition, justice and mercy are not opposing forces but complementary virtues that reflect the heart of God.
The concept of redemption and renewal is central to the Christian faith, reminding believers that through God's grace, no failure is final, and every life can be restored. From Biblical examples to modern testimonies, the Catholic Church upholds the power of Christ's sacrifice to bring healing and hope to all.