The Holy See’s diplomat to the United Nations has called for three key priorities in addressing the global crises of poverty, conflict and climate change.
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As the world grapples with “mounting challenges,” the global community must “recommit to the foundational pillars,” a top Vatican diplomat told the U.N.
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Christian leaders in the Holy Land are pushing back against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Sept. 26 speech at the United Nations
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As some member countries have recognized a Palestinian state, Trump argued doing so would “encourage continued conflict.”
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“How can a nation say it can be a climate leader if it is trying to pass laws to open up Indigenous lands to mining?” a webinar speaker asked about …
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An independent United Nations inquiry commission has concluded Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, but a “serious weakness” in the U.N.’s Security Council could prevent taking action in accord with …
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“This past year has tested our world. … Everywhere we see the consequences of inequality, indifference and injustice,” said the U.N.’s secretary-general.
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Amid a global arms race, ending the threat of nuclear war — and even the testing of nuclear weapons — is imperative, said the Holy See’s diplomat to the United …
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The missions comprise a single UNESCO World Heritage Site, and will mark the 10th anniversary of that designation Sept. 3-7.
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(OSV News) — Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, permanent observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, delivered a statement at the general debate of the U.N. Economic and Social Council’s High-Level …
