Russian Catholics join in mourning the late Navalny

Thousands of mourners gathered in nearby streets, despite tight police cordons, chanting Navalny's name and slogans against President Vladimir Putin, while the dissident's small entourage headed for his grave at Borisovsky Cemetery in Moscow. Media reported dozens of mourners had been arrested

Canadian Catholic leaders call for more diplomacy in Ukraine

As Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine reaches the two-year mark, religious leaders in Canada and Ukraine have issued statements calling for justice, peace and broad support of Ukraine's recovery.

Bishop William T. McGrattan of Calgary, president of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops,

How Catholics are commemorating the life of Navalny

In an OSV News interview, a senior Russian said fellow Catholics in Russia had long feared Navalny's end was being "brought closer" by his harsh detention conditions, which included 27 punitive spells in solitary confinement over three years.

She added that some church

Archbishop offers warning to Catholics as Ukrainian aid stalls

As an emergency bill to replenish dwindling ammunition and supplies for Ukraine's forces languishes in the U.S. House, Metropolitan Archbishop Borys A. Gudziak of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia warned that failing to support Ukraine as Russia's war machine relentlessly presses

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