The Voice of the suffering and persecuted​

"We are greatly encouraged by the Russian Orthodox and Catholic churches cooperation, particularly on social projects and protecting the right to family and life."

"There was a Mass at Kinshasa Cathedral to memorialize at least four people killed on Dec. 31 [2017]. After this Mass, the army and police again fired tear gas and two people were injured.”

"Despite the pain inside my heart—I miss my mother desperately—I am happy because she is a martyr and I don’t feel afraid of the terrorists anymore. "

“Providence watches over his little servant, but now I am exiled like 12 million Syrian refugees who have nothing left.”

The bishop expressed his determination that his priority, rather than the rebuilding of the cathedral, was to ensure the return of the Christian population that had fled the fighting.

“For a country that has been painfully hit by the legalization of abortion, the papal visit brings renewed hope to the lives of Christians."

“The efforts of the Churches to recreate a stable and peaceful environment for the local population have borne further fruit."

"The Church is certainly the most credible institution in the country and consequently finds herself in the line of fire. But it is necessary, because no one else dares to protest."

"There is reason to be seriously concerned for the future. If there were no more Croats left there, then there would also be no more Catholics."

“More than anything, the mission of the Church is to bring God to the people and proclaim the truth to them. We should not only give them bread and forget the soul. It is not enough to just do good deeds, we should not cheat the people of the grace necessary for their salvation.”