Amid mounting geopolitical tensions, the Slovene priest who leads the small Catholic community on the Arctic island tells Vatican Media that Greenlanders “want to be seen as a people with their own story, language, culture and faith.”
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Amid mounting geopolitical tensions, the Slovene priest who leads the small Catholic community on the Arctic island tells Vatican Media that Greenlanders “want to be seen as a people with their own story, language, culture and faith.”
In this week’s news from the Eastern Churches, produced in collaboration with L’Œuvre d’Orient, we go to the Ethiopia and Eritrea, where Christians are commemorating the Epiphany and the baptism of Christ.
Following prison riots and the killings of ten police officers, Bishop Rodolfo Valenzuela Núñez, President of the Guatemalan Bishops’ Conference, issues an appeal for unity and reason: “We must fight together for the good of the people.”
Pope Leo XIV will visit five parishes of the Diocese of Rome, meeting with parish groups and celebrating Mass each Sunday during Lent.
Pope Leo XIV receives Grand Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg with his wife, Grand Duchess Stéphanie, in the Vatican on Friday.
Pope Leo XIV sends a message to participants in the 2026 March for Life in Washington, D.C., encouraging young people “to continue striving to ensure that life is respected in all of its stages.”
During the week dedicated to praying for Christian unity, the director of the Ecumenical Department of the Mother of Holy Mary in the Armenian Apostolic Church speaks about how true unity means “there is no sense of inferiority.”
Monsignor Marco Sprizzi, president of the Labour Office of the Apostolic See (ULSA), explains the entity’s work and comments on the recent survey conducted by the Association of Vatican Lay Employees, which reports discontent among employees.
From India to Rome, a young Christian studying at Bossey Ecumenical Institute reflects on unity and justice, as well as what Christian Unity means in a fractured world
At the end of their annual pilgrimage to the Holy Land, the Co-ordination of Bishops’ Conferences in Support of the Church in the Holy Land release a statement calling for the recognition of human dignity, praying that peace may prevail over violence.