Pope sends ambulances to Ukraine for Easter amid negotiation efforts
- Pope Francis is donating four ambulances to Ukraine for use on the front lines of the war with Russia, according to the Vatican.
- Cardinal Konrad Krajewski is tasked with delivering these ambulances and is on his 10th mission to Ukraine as a special envoy from the pope.
- The ambulances will be equipped with necessary medical instruments and will serve as a gesture of support for Ukraine.
- Donations from U.S. Catholics funded the ambulances, showcasing the community's support for Ukraine.
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Pope Sends Ambulances to Ukraine for Easter Amid Negotiation Efforts
A destroyed residential building in Avdiivka, a Russian controlled region of Ukraine, is seen Feb. 16, 2025, amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. (PHOTO: OSV News/Alexander Ermochenko, Reuters) By Elise Ann Allen ROME – As the Vatican attempts to engage both Ukrainian and Russian officials amid ongoing efforts to secure a ceasefire, Pope Francis is sending four ambulances to Ukraine filled with medical supplies for Easter. In an April 7 com…

Pope Francis sending Cardinal Krajewski back to Ukraine to deliver 4 more ambulances
Pope Francis blesses an ambulance that he donated to to treat the wounded in Ukraine’s Ternopil region in 2024. / Credit: Dicastery for the Service of Charity Vatican City, Apr 7, 2025 / 18:01 pm (CNA). Pope Francis has donated to Ukraine four ... [...]

Pope sends papal almoner to deliver ambulances funded by US Catholics
When the pope formally proclaimed the Holy Year dedicated to hope, he had said that "the need for peace challenges us all, and demands that concrete steps be taken." One concrete step is the gift of the four ambulances, the Dicastery for the Service of Charity said, becoming "a sign of Jubilee hope anchored in Christ."
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