Leo and the patriarchy
The most recent move was Leo’s dispatch of Cardinal Matteo Zuppi to Ukraine last week, to continue the peace mission Pope Francis entrusted to him in May 2023.The war itself has claimed almost 500,000 lives, left millions displaced or homeless, and become Europe’s deadliest conflict since the peace of 1945. Peace seems a distant prospect, with negotiations now at a standstill and the war claiming lives every day. There he urged that a Catholic patriarch be recognized in Ukraine.
- ▪The most recent move was Leo’s dispatch of Cardinal Matteo Zuppi to Ukraine last week, to continue the peace mission Pope Francis entrusted to him in May 2023.The war itself has claimed almost 500,000 lives, left millions displaced or homel
- ▪Peace seems a distant prospect, with negotiations now at a standstill and the war claiming lives every day.
- ▪There he urged that a Catholic patriarch be recognized in Ukraine.
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Analysis—Ukrainian Catholic Church—Church in Ukraine—Ukrainian Greek Catholic ChurchLeo and the patriarchyIs the pontiff planning a change in Kiev?JD FlynnJul 25, 202642182ShareAs the Ukrainian Catholic Church continues to form Catholics more than four years after the country was first invaded by Russia, there are signs that Pope Leo may be considering a long-awaited change of status for the second-largest Eastern Catholic Church in the world.Pope Leo XIV and Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk.
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