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Ukrainian Catholics in New York celebrated Easter with prayers that Christ's triumph over death will also signify victory over everything evil happening in their home country.

I remember attending a workshop given by Father John Kemper in the early 2000s focused on the theme of teaching "Gen Xers." At the time, I was teaching in a seminary and it seemed that often we teachers would enter into conversations about the "young seminarians" and how hard it was for us to understand them. I still have my notes from the talk that day, and the memory I want to share with you is that he told us, "When a student asks a question, it probably is just a question."

As Russia's war on Ukraine continues and refugees keep seeking safety in Poland, a Polish official said, "I'm getting less and less diplomatic" with other European government officials.

A Catholic priest was expelled from Russia without explanation, amid fears for the well-being of other clergy ministering in the country.

Serhii Bolshov knows he and his family do not fit most people's idea of "refugees," and, in fact, they don't fit his own stereotype either, he said.

Pope Francis blessed a special Easter basket during a private audience with Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly and his family at the Vatican April 11.

Jesus obeyed the most challenging of commandments: to love one's enemies; and he invites humanity to do the same by breaking a vicious cycle of evil, sorrow and hatred with love and forgiveness, Pope Francis said on Palm Sunday.

The new U.S. ambassador to the Holy See, Joe Donnelly, officially began his duties April 11, presenting his letters of credential to Pope Francis.

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican secretary of state, said it appeared Ukraine could keep Pope Francis safe if he made a wartime trip to Kyiv, but the pope's safety was not the Vatican's only concern.

U.S. President Joe Biden minced no words calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a "butcher" who should no longer be in power.