War
A month of hope that light will defeat darkness
The war has broken out brutally and ruthlessly. A month of war for us feels just like one long day, when we keep no track of hours or days but of our deeds we manage to do. How many people to help? How many to rescue? How many to console……
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"Among the humanitarian aid, I saw this globe, it's like, I think our…
The testimony of Father Vyacheslav Grynevych, Executive Director of Caritas-Spes Ukraine, exactly one month after the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
read moreCardinal Tagle on war in Ukraine: no weapon can kill hope
Interview with the president of Caritas Internationalis on the war in Ukraine, Europe’s great test of solidarity and the testimonies of humanity that give hope, even in a time marked by suffering and pain.
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Two cardinals visit Ukraine to attest Pope Francis’s support for Ukrainians
Pope Francis has sent two of his cardinals to Ukraine to express his solidarity with the Ukrainian nation. Yesterday, Lviv welcomed Cardinal Conrad Krajewski, the distributor of Pope’s almsgiving. Michael Czerny, serving as Under-secretary…
read moreMerciful love continue
On the 13th day since the beginning of the Russian invasion, the situation in Ukraine is as follows: the civilian death toll is >2,690 people, including children >106. The number of wounded civilians is >13,300 people, including >930…
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Tears of Ukrainian Society
War makes both adults and children cry; we learn it when hiding in basements during the airstrikes! The war-wounded hearts will never be healed! Aside from material losses that can be rebuilt over time, the pain and fear that people will…
read moreWe need the solidarity of the whole world. We need to help Ukraine — Caritas…
First and foremost, this war means enormous suffering, and we see the humanitarian catastrophe. Caritas Ukraine and Caratis Spes stand behind these people, both Caritas Europa and Caritas Internazionalis stand on their side and try to…
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Today is the 5th day of war. What makes Caritas
Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine 2,040 civilians have been wounded, including 45 children. 352 people have been killed, including 16 children. The UNHCR reports 100,000 IDPs in Ukraine, with 10,000 Ukrainians at the…
read moreAssistance and solidarity
Account dated 27.02.22 The Russian army is committing war crimes against humanity in Ukraine, shelling residential districts, orphanages, hospitals etc. As of yesterday, 26.02.22, the casualties among civilians accounted for 198 people…
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Caritas-Spes Ukraine provides shelter to refugees
Most Ukrainians spent this night in basements and shelters under the sound of bombing and sirens. The situation is changing very quickly. he Russian Federation is attacking Ukraine in all directions at the same time, including the capital…
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