Archbishop Broglio and Bishop Burbidge issued a response to the Senate Vote on Veterans Affairs Abortion Rule, urging Congress to prevent implementation of this harmful policy.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has issued a “cease and desist order” to a community of Franciscan priests and brothers who have provided pastoral care to service members and veterans for nearly two decades.
“We pray for the repose of the souls of the nine soldiers who died. May Almighty God welcome them to life eternal, and may their devotion to service, God, and country stand always as an example for us all.”
The Eastern Catholic Bishops of the United States, gathered in their annual meeting in St. Louis, March 21-23, declare their solidarity with the suffering nation and Churches of Ukraine.
The Foundation will establish and manage perpetual, endowed support for the practice of the Catholic faith.
Archbishop Broglio, on Saturday wrapped up a nine-day pastoral visit with U.S. Military members and Catholic clergy stationed on the Persian (Arabian) Gulf.
Among U.S. Military members taking part in the conference were 49 from the Army, three from the Marine Corps, 25 from the Navy, and 28 from the Air Force.
Together with Ukrainian Catholic University Rector Father Bohdan Prach, Archbishop Broglio visited the Garrison Church in Lviv.
Archbishop Broglio visited the Ādaži and Lielvārde military bases to meet with American troops and service members from other NATO Allies.
His Excellency, the Most Reverend Timothy P. Broglio, J.C.D., Archbishop for the Military Services, USA, met with Pope Francis on Monday in the Vatican.
AMS and the US Conference of Catholic Bishops have submitted comments opposing an interim final rule that would allow the provision of abortions in Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers.
In response to the Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the US Bishops Conference has issued a statement.
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