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Yazan, Jana, Mohammed, Reemas, Mahmoud, Sama, Hamza, Nour, Baraa, Mayar and Ahmad are among the thousands of children whose lives have been changed forever because of the war in Gaza.
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As May’s Marian devotion comes to a close, we honor the courage of mothers worldwide. Like Mary’s ‘yes,’ they’re choosing hope for their families.
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ALT A mother and her child sharing a moment of care and love, symbolizing the support provided to families in need
ALT A mother and her child sharing a moment of care and love, symbolizing the support provided to families in need
ALT A mother and her child sharing a moment of care and love, symbolizing the support provided to families in need
CNEWA Spotlight: At the Jubilee of the Eastern Churches, Pope Leo XIV called for peace, unity & the preservation of Eastern Catholic traditions. These communities, from war-torn regions to the diaspora, are a beacon of hope. 🕊️
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ALT Pope Leo XIV addressing the crowd at the Jubilee of the Eastern Church
ALT Pope Leo XIV addressing the crowd at the Jubilee of the Eastern Church
ALT Pope Leo XIV meeting with Metropolitan Archbishop Andrews Thazhath of the Syro-Malabar Archeparchy of Trichur, president of the Indian bishops' conference at the Jubilee of Eastern Churches
In this final Lenten reflection, the third in a series produced in collaboration with @saltandlighttv, CNEWA’s director of communications and marketing narrates an excerpt from the “Book of Lamentations,” composed by the Armenian poet St. Gregory of Narek.
CNEWA’s World: Innocents Lost - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
We ask that you keep children living through conflict, displacement, hunger, poverty and hardship in your prayers. May they embrace the joy and lightness of childhood, free from fear and distress. Read more in CNEWA’s World.
CNEWA’s World: Looking Toward Gaza - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
Although resources are in short supply, Gaza’s two small Christian parishes continue their ministry to assist those most vulnerable to the tragedy that envelops them all. Read more in CNEWA’s World.
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Listen to a short Lenten reflection from The Book of Lamentations by St. Gregory of Narek (part 1)! ✝📖
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CNEWA’s World: News and the Good News - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
Good news is remarkably in short supply, as this news roundup attests. There is, however, no shortage of “the Good News,” stories of healing and hope, even in CNEWA’s world. Read more.
In this Lenten reflection, the second in a series produced in collaboration with @saltandlighttv, CNEWA’s director of communications and marketing narrates an excerpt from the “Book of Lamentations,” composed by the Armenian poet St. Gregory of Narek.
This Lent, CNEWA created a special book of prayers drawn from the “Book of Lamentations,” composed by the Armenian poet St. Gregory of Narek. Learn more about St. Gregory of Narek in this article, originally published in February 2021.
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Read about how the church empowers and supports India's Indigenous communities in this article, originally published in the March 2025 edition of ONE magazine.
The Catholic Church works to support India's Adivasi communities through education, medical assistance, and community development.
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CNEWA’s World: ‘We Shall Tell You the Truth’ - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
Metropolitan Archbishop Borys Gudziak of the Archeparchy of Philadelphia released a statement on Facebook on 16 March criticizing the funding cuts to Voice of America.
Read more in CNEWA’s World.
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“No one knows the end” of recent deadly violence in #Syria, said Maronite Archbishop Antoine Chbair of Latakia and Tartus—My @OSVNews article featuring @CNEWA’s latest updates from the field osvnews.com/no-one-knows-the…
CNEWA’s World: In Global Communion - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
In this reflection, CNEWA’s director of communications reads an excerpt from the “Book of Lamentations,” composed by Armenian poet St. Gregory of Narek. The video is produced in collaboration with Salt + Light Media.
CNEWA’s World: The Church as an Instrument for the Common Good - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
This Lent, let us consider our brothers and sisters who are faced with injustice. Through our prayers and action, we have the power to live out the great command to love our neighbor.
CNEWA’s World: Lenten Gift Inside - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
With Lent approaching next week, we invite you to ready your hearts and minds for this season of sacrifice and grace. CNEWA has prepared free materials to guide you through the Lenten season. Learn more here.
As we launch the March 2025 issue of ONE magazine, there is, as always, much happening in CNEWA’s world.
Read articles and letters from India, Syria, Ukraine and Egypt, as well as an essay on the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea in this issue.
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CNEWA’s World: Three Years of Resilience - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
The three-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine provides a moment to reflect on the resilience of Ukraine’s people, on those who have never given up on one another.
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CNEWA’s World: Aid Pause Adds Pressure - mailchi.mp/cnewa/cnewas-worl…
This week, Pope Francis reminds us of the parable of the Good Samaritan and asks us to meditate “on the love that builds a fraternity open to all, without exception.”
Read more in this edition of CNEWA’s World.
The suspension of U.S. government funding for nongovernmental relief agencies will not directly affect CNEWA, but the agency’s regional directors are concerned about what the pause will mean for their partners and the most vulnerable in their communities.
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