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September 24, 2018

East African bishops to prioritize fundamentalism at synod on youth

oung people pray during Mass in 2015 at St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church in Nairobi, Kenya. Bishops from East Africa said they will prioritize fundamentalism at October's Synod of Bishops, because of its impact on young Catholics.
NAIROBI, Kenya – Due to its impact on young Catholics in Africa, fundamentalism will be a topic that bishops from East Africa prioritize in their talks with other delegates during the synod's intervention sessions.
Published in International
January 13, 2017

Europe's Catholic, Orthodox leaders say they'll stand against terrorism

In a joint statement, Europe's Catholic and Orthodox leaders say they will stand together against fundamentalism and terrorism

OXFORD, England – Catholic and Orthodox leaders have pledged to stand together against fundamentalism and terrorism, as well as resisting forces working to erode and destroy religious belief in Europe.

Published in International
January 12, 2015

Pope to diplomats: Rejecting God, people, nature leads to conflict

In a speech before diplomats and world leaders on Jan. 12, the Pope urged them to end violence and pursue "reconciliation, peace and defense" of the dignity of each human being.

VATICAN CITY - Highlighting some of the most urgent conflicts facing the world, Pope Francis said such strife and injustices were rooted in a culture of rejection that refuses to recognize God, to protect nature and to respect other human beings.

Published in Vatican
June 12, 2014

Pope Francis says world economic system inevitably leads to war

Pope Francis says world economic system inevitably leads to war

VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis said the world economic system inevitably promotes military conflict as way to enrich the most powerful nations.

Published in Vatican