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March 19, 2019

Nigerian bishops urge government to stop 'culture of death' after resurgence of killings

A woman casts her vote during Nigeria's governorship and state assembly election in Karu, Nigeria, March 9, 2019.
LAGOS, Nigeria 鈥� Nigeria's Catholic bishops denounced a resurgence in killings and destruction of property in parts of the country and urged government action to stop the carnage.
Published in International
January 29, 2017

Church implements Colombian peace accord with reflection, action, prayer

People form the word Peace outside the cathedral Sept. 26 in Bogota, Colombia. To chants of "No more war," the Colombian government and Marxist rebels signed an agreement that day to end Latin America's last armed conflict.

NEW YORK 鈥� No sector of society can unite Colombia single-handedly after a half-century of war, but the Catholic church's painstaking local reconciliation effort is a significant step to address the complex situation, Msgr. Hector Fabio Henao said.

Published in International
May 4, 2016

C-14 鈥榝undamentally unjust,鈥� bishops tell committee

Bishop Douglas Crosby.

They鈥檝e said it before and they鈥檙e saying it again.

鈥淏ill C-14, no matter how it may be amended, is an affront to human dignity, an erosion of human solidarity, and a danger to all vulnerable persons,鈥� the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops told the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights as it reviews a proposed law to regulate the practice of medically assisted suicide.

Published in Canada
November 2, 2015

Syriac Catholic bishops call for diplomacy to achieve peace in Syria, Iraq

Syrians look at a destroyed field hospital in the rebel-held area of Douma on the outskirts of Damascus, Oct. 29. Syriac Catholic bishops, meeting in Lebanon for their annual synod, called for an end to the conflicts in Syria and Iraq through diplomacy.

BEIRUT - Syriac Catholic bishops, meeting in Lebanon during their annual Synod, called for a diplomatic solution to achieve peace in Syria and Iraq.

Published in International