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Mary’s Russia-Ukraine Warning
Back in February 1972 — fifty years ago last weekend — the Ukrainian Catholic activist Josyp Terelya, who spent nearly twenty years in the Soviet gulag (prisons) for his faith, was at Vladimir Prison a hundred miles northeast of Moscow … Continue reading
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Tagged Josyp Terelya, Orthodox Church, Russia-Ukraine dispute, the Blessed Virgin Mary
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The Ukrainian Crisis and the Geopolitics of Christendom
by Jason Morgan on CRISIS MAGAZINE In an April 2005 address to the Russian parliament, then (and, now, again) president of Russia Vladimir Putin called the collapse of the Soviet Union one of the “major geopolitical disasters” of the twentieth century. It’s not that … Continue reading
Pope gives relics of St Peter to Orthodox patriarch
Pope Francis uses incense to bless a bronze reliquary containing the relics of St. Peter the Apostle during a Mass concluding the Year of Faith in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican Nov. 24, 2013. In what Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic News, Orthodox Church, Pope Francis, Relics, Saint Peter
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Ecumenism is not compromise, says the Holy Father
In a November 18 address to members of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity, Pope Benedict XVI underlined the importance of ecumenical work, yet cautioned that ecumenism cannot be seen as a political effort. The Pontifical Council for Christian Unity, … Continue reading
Salt of the Earth – Pope Benedict and Archbishop Hilarion in joint fight against Secularism
“If salt loses its taste, what can make it salty again? It is good for nothing, and can only be thrown out to be trampled under people’s feet” (Matthew 5, 13). With these words Archbishop Hilarion Alfeyev, (born 1966, 1995 PhD … Continue reading
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Why Do they attack Pope Benedict?
ROME, September 3, 2010 Andrea Tornielli, the Vatican correspondent for “Il Giornale,”and Paolo Rodari , reporter for “Il Foglio”, have jointly written a book called “Attacco a Ratzinger” (The Attack on Ratzinger), which is published by Piemme. Sandro Magister – the reporter for … Continue reading
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Tagged Attack, Orthodox Church, Pope Benedict, Rodari, Sandro Magister, Tornielli
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Good signs for Christians from the Republic of Turkey
(Dear Readers, after having raised some controversy regarding Islam, I am glad that I can report some positive news, before I change the topic.) Turkey, with 98% of its population Muslim, is the only Muslim country without a state religion. … Continue reading
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