Archbishop Gallagher: May the Church in Russia be a builder of bridges
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In Russia, the Pope's envoy, Archbishop Gallagher, called for the end of his visit to Moscow to seek peace.
The Vatican's chief diplomat, Paul Richard Gallagher, celebrated a Mass for Peace in Moscow and also held political talks. For example, he had appealed to Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov for an end to the war.
Archbishop Gallagher: May the Church in Russia be a builder of bridges
At the conclusion of his visit to Moscow, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican's Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations, met with the clergy, religious men and women, and celebrated Mass in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, attended by the Catholic bishops of the country. In his homily, he encouraged, “The Gospel calls us to become true artisans of peace in our daily lives.” Read all
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