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The United Nations remains a privileged setting in which the Church is committed to contributing her experience “of humanity,” developed over the centuries among peoples of every race and culture, and placing it at the disposal of all members of the international community.Pope Benedict XVI, address to United Nations
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Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement at the Fourth Committee on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
In his remarks, Archbishop Caccia began by echoing the plea of Pope Francis for “an immediate ceasefire on all fronts. Let us pursue the paths of diplomacy and dialogue to achieve peace”.
November 15 2024
Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement on the Comprehensive review of the whole question of peacekeeping operations in all their aspects.
The United Nations peacekeeping operations constitute a powerful demonstration of the solidarity of Member States to restore peace in conflict-affected regions. By working together, Member States pave the way for stable and secure societies, embodying their shared responsibility to protect vulnerable populations and promote enduring peace.
November 12 2024
Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement at the Third Committee on racism and other related intolerances.
New York, 7 November 2024 Mr. Chair, The first article of the Universal Declaration of Human…
November 07 2024
Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement at the Thematic Discussion on Other disarmament measures and international security in the First Committee
25 October 2024 Madam Chair, Pope Francis, in his Encyclical Letter Fratelli Tutti, stated that &l…
October 25 2024
Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement at the First Committee on the Thematic Discussion on Conventional Weapons
Within his remarks, the Permanent Observer stated that the illicit proliferation and misuse of conventional weapons has become one of the most pressing security concerns at the national, regional, and global level.
October 24 2024
Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement at the Third Committee on Human Rights Questions
Mr. Chair, Human dignity is the foundation of human rights. It has been placed at the h…
October 23 2024
Archbishop Delivers Statement At the Thematic Discussion On Nuclear Weapons at the First Committee
In his remarks, Archbishop Caccia stressed the urgent need to advance the pursuit of nuclear disarmament, as the threat of the use of such weapons is “at its highest level in many generations.”
October 22 2024
Archbishop Caccia Delivers Statement at the Fourth Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation
In his remarks, Archbishop Caccia expressed his appreciation for the significant work carried out by the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR) and its invaluable contributions in the advancement of knowledge regarding ionizing radiation.
October 22 2024