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 Third committee of the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly on agenda item 27: Advancement of Women.October 09 2024
Archbishop Gabriele Caccia delivers Statement at the Third Committee on Crime Prevention, Criminal Justice, and international drug controlOctober 07 2024
Statement by Archbishop Caccia at UNGA 79 – Third Committee Agenda item 26 (a, b): Social developmentOctober 04 2024
Address by Cardinal Pietro Parolin at the General Debate of the 79th Session of the United Nations General AssemblySeptember 28 2024
Statement by Cardinal Parolin at the High-Level Meeting to Commemorate the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear WeaponsOctober 01 2024
Statement by Cardinal Pietro Parolin at the High-Level Meeting on Antimicrobial ResistanceSeptember 26 2024
Statement by Cardinal Pietro Parolin at the High-level plenary meeting on the theme "Addressing the threats posed by sea level rise"September 25 2024
Statement by Archbishop Caccia during the General Assembly High-level Plenary Meeting to Commemorate and Promote the International Day Against Nuclear Tests (IDANT)September 04 2024
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