Tag: Conflict
Extremism, divisive forces put Malaysia’s unity at risk, Christian federation warns
Church groups call on Malaysians to defend diversity, mutual respect and a common identity across religious and cultural differences
Myanmar cardinal calls for justice without hatred amid conflict
The Yangon prelate called on churches and young people to become agents of reconciliation amid Myanmar’s deepening divisions
UN says destruction, military activity deepen civilian risks in south Lebanon
UN peacekeepers say damaged infrastructure and underfunded relief efforts are compounding hardships as tensions persist along Lebanon’s border
Two peoples, two States: The unwavering position of the Popes and...
Leo's appeal on the Middle East at the Angelus on Aug. 16 is the latest expression of the Holy See’s longstanding support for a two-State solution
Pope: Stop the spiral of violence and make room for diplomacy
Pope Leo XIV calls for the conversion “of those who sow violence” and an end to “an ever-growing number of civilian casualities.”
Catholic academic challenges silence over Thailand’s southern conflict
A university scholar says education, empathy and accountability are essential to breaking cycles of violence in Thailand’s south
Pope: May the winds of war not extinguish hope and return...
Leo turned his thoughts to the renewed conflict in the Middle East and the crisis in Ukraine, urging a return to diplomatic solutions
Pope welcomes US-Iran agreement, calls for mutual trust in Middle East
Leo expresses hopes for peace in Middle East as the US and Iran prepare to sign an agreement, and appeals for an end to the war in Ukraine
Residents struggle to find food during deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Police said on Monday that 425 people linked to the JAAC have been arrested since the unrest began in early June
Myanmar Church expands ethnic-language broadcasts amid conflict and disinformation
New Catholic broadcasts seek to strengthen ethnic communities through faith, dialogue, and reliable communication during Myanmar’s prolonged crisis
















