Baltimore Archbishop Meets Ukrainian Widows & Chaplains, Witnesses War's Impact | EWTN News Nightly
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- Mother Angelica
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- Roman Catholic
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- 4:23
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The Archbishop of Baltimore visited Ukraine with a delegation of the Knights of Columbus to deliver a message of hope to those suffering from the war and those moms and widows that have lost their loved ones in the midst of the conflict. Archbishop William Lori joins to tell us more about that visit and what he witnessed. When he was in Kyiv, he talked to widows about their suffering and loss. Archbishop Lori discusses what sort of help they are receiving and what kind of help can be given to them. He met with over 60 chaplains for the Knights of Columbus who are still ministering during the war. Archbishop Lori shares more about them and the important work they are doing. He discusses how important the Church is to the people of Ukraine and what we can do to help. ------------ EWTN News Nightly provides the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Join host Tracy Sabol, our Capitol Hill, White House and Rome Correspondents, as well as many other diverse guests daily, to get the latest from the U.S. and the Vatican on topics regarding our Catholic faith and interests. ------------- EWTN News Nightly airs on EWTN weekdays at 6pm & 9pm ET. ------------ Don't miss an episode of EWTN New Nightly. Get updates here: https://www.ewtn.com/tv/shows/ewtn-news-nightly ------------- Sign up today to receive the EWTN News Nightly newsletter: https://www.ewtn.com/enn ------------- Follow EWTN News Nightly on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ewtnnewsnightly Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWTNNewsNightly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ewtnnewsnightly/ ------------- Subscribe to EWTN YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/EWTN ------------- You can support the EWTN News mission: https://bit.ly/3qDR1qf
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