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A Ukranian Catholic priest assesses the war with Russia 2 years in: our spirit is 'unbreakable' - Vimarsana News

A Ukranian Catholic priest assesses the war with Russia 2 years in: our spirit is 'unbreakable'

“If you talk today with the widows who have lost their husbands, and mothers who have lost their sons, you will understand why Russia did not succeed.”

Good and bad: alive, yes, but toll is great - Vimarsana News

Good and bad: alive, yes, but toll is great

‘Purgatory’ for Ukraine as it battles through a decade of Russian onslaught The Archbishop of Kyiv brought “good news” from the “purgatory” of Ukraine...

Russia bans Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic ministries - Vimarsana News

Russia bans Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Catholic ministries

The order for occupied areas of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region did not provide an explanation for its action against Caritas

Fate of captured Ukrainian Catholic priests unknown - Vimarsana News

Fate of captured Ukrainian Catholic priests unknown

The fate of two Ukrainian Greek Catholic priests remains unknown almost a year after their capture by the Russian National Guard amid Russia‘s full-sc...

Fate of two captured Ukrainian Catholic priests still unknown, says investigator - Vimarsana News

Fate of two captured Ukrainian Catholic priests still unknown, says investigator

(OSV News) -- The fate of two Ukrainian Greek Catholic priests remains unknown almost a year after their capture by the Russian National Guard amid Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, according to Forum 18, an Oslo, Norway-based news service that covers religious and intellectual freedom violations in several countries. Father Ivan Levitsky and Father Bohdan