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ICMC Delegation Attends Chapels Blessing by Odesa Exarchate

On 3 April, Msgr. Robert J. Vitillo assisted to the blessing services of three chapels in Southern Ukraine medical facilities, demonstrating ICMC commitment to provide spiritual and physicial support to Ukraine. Since the Russian invasion, rurals hospitals have increased their capacities to provide care for internally displaced people.

Catholic Response to Ukraine – Reflections from Fourth Solidarity Visit

Ukrainian doctor receiving a donation from Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach

Reflections on a Fourth Solidarity Visit to Ukraine – 26/03/2024

Tuesday, 26 March 2024 For the past three days, our Solidarity delegation has had a small “taste” of what most...

Msgr. Robert J. Vitillo's Fourth Solidarity Visit to Ukraine

Msgr. Robert J. Vitillo’s Reflections on a Fourth Solidarity Visit to Ukraine

On Friday, March 22, 2024, I began my 4th Solidarity visit to the suffering people of Ukraine who have sustained...

Statement on Bombing of Caritas Spes Warehouse in Lviv, Ukraine

The International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) expresses profound regret and sorrow, as well as deeply urgent concern, in reaction to...

ICMC delegation visits Ukraine

Transporting Wheelchairs into Ukraine

In Poland, a Catholic organization combines the energies of local people with disabilities and their friends to ensure essential relief...

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Need to move beyond basic relief in Ukraine, ICMC says

July 26, 2022

Advocacy Civil Society Coordination Humanitarian Assistance & Development Children & Youth CR4U Mental Health Women

In a European Parliament session on the humanitarian response in Ukraine, ICMC says there is a need to tend to hearts and minds for the people suffering from the war, beyond food and shelter.