Dozens of people are killed when a landslide caused by heavy rains strikes a pilgrim route near a Hindu shrine in India.
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Dozens of people are killed when a landslide caused by heavy rains strikes a pilgrim route near a Hindu shrine in India.
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As Pope Leo XIV appeals for peace in Gaza, Fr. Gabriel Romanelli, parish priest of the only Catholic parish in Gaza, tells Vatican News that Christians in the enclave are committed to serving those in need, asking people to pray for an end to the war.
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At the Rimini Meeting, writers Colum McCann, Javier Cercas, and Dr. Paolo Ruffini share their thoughts on the power of stories to unite people and build communion where division seems to prevail.
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Interview with the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople by Vatican News: โIn Ukraine, a fratricidal warโa scandal for the Christian world, and especially for the Orthodox Church.โ
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Ukrainian president Volodomyr Zelensky says more supplies are needed on the frontlines of the war with Russia.
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South Sudanโs Catholic Bishop of Yei Diocese, Bishop Alex Lodiong Sakor Eyobo, has emphasised that there is no alternative to dialogue and sitting together at the round table to resolve the countryโs political differences.
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The Director of Integral Human Development for Caritas Internationalis explains that the organizationโs statement used strong words to call for an end to violence and promote the protection of human rights both in the region and around the world.
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin, speaking in Naples at the opening of the 75th National Liturgical Week, expresses his deep concern over the Israeli bombing of Gaza, saying it makes “no sense” and warning of the worsening humanitarian crisis.
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Caritas Internationalis warns that the man-made famine in Gaza constitutes a flagrant breach of international law, including the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, and calls for urgent global action to uphold human dignity and protect civilian life.
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Caritas Pakistan Executive Director reports that 2,500 flood-affected familiesโsome 17,500 peopleโare expected to receive aid, in the form of food packages, hygiene kits, and drinking water.
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