Archaeologists confirm biblical account of destruction of Gath
Innovative technology used by Israeli researchers to examine the bricks of the city has confirmed the veracity of an event described in 2 Kings 12.
Karol Wojteczek
Katolicka Agencja Informacyjna
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Hitler as the devil in stained glass? An intriguing story from 1939
During World War II and in the following years, various artists more or less openly depicted the Nazi leader and his followers as the incarnation of evil.
This abandoned baby was found in a discarded dresser, wrapped in a rosary
When a woman opened a dresser left in an alley for garbage collection, she found a newborn baby.
He prayed over his son’s body for two hours: Moving photos from Kharkiv go viral
Three people were killed and others injured when a Russian missile hit a bus stop in front of a Kharkiv mosque on July 20. Among the victims was a 13-year-old boy.
A Ukrainian general offers his life for the lives of the children of Mariupol
Ukrainian General Vyacheslav Abroskin has made an unusual offer to the Russians who are laying siege to Mariupol.
A 96-year-old survivor of Nazi camps was killed by the Russians
Boris Romanchenko was killed by a bullet that hit his house in Kharkov, reported the Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora Memorial Foundation.
A military chaplain reports from Ukraine: Peace is not an ideology; it is a responsibility
“We have no way of knowing how many philosophers, physicians, teachers, and good fathers and mothers were buried in the rubble due to the unthinking and meaningless evil that has entered our streets,” says the coordinator of Greek Catholic military chaplains, Fr. Andriy Zelinsky SJ.
Ukraine as the breadbasket of the world: Are we in danger of food shortages?
Until the Russian invasion, Ukraine was responsible for about 9-11% of global grain production. The current situation in Ukraine must have an impact on the supply and price of food on international markets.
A military chaplain in Ukraine reports from the front lines
“Russians hunt us down -- they know who we are,” said Fr. Maxim from the besieged city of Kherson.
These churches in Ukraine are in ruins as a result of Russian artillery fire and bombs
"You will never be able to destroy our profound faith in Ukraine and God," said Ukrainian President V. Zelensky.
Doctors fought for the life of baby Cyril: A shocking photo report from Mariupol
The shocking story from the Mariupol hospital was captured by AP Photo photojournalist Evgeniy Maloletka. His photos show parents rushing into the hospital with a child wrapped in a bloody blanket and doctors fighting for his life.
Hero rabbi from Odessa: He broke Shabbat to save 250 orphans
Faced with grave danger the chief rabbi of Odessa, Rabbi Shlomo Baksht, decided to break Saturday's travel ban to safely evacuate 250 children from a local orphanage.
Missile damages Catholic cathedral office in Kharkiv
"Mass had just ended. We miraculously survived. Thanks be to God, no one was injured because we were in the basement," recounted Father Wojciech Stasiewicz.
We cannot abandon our children with disabilities: Updates pour in from priests in Ukraine
Updates from Catholics in Ukraine help us to better understand the evolving situation there. How is the war impacting individual cities?
Families taking cover in our rectory: A priest reports from Ukraine on the 1st hours of war
"This is not a war against Ukraine, but a war in the heart of Europe. We are all under attack. It is a war against the whole world."