In this exclusive interview, Archbishop Boris Gutsiak from the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia discusses the significance of the meeting between Pope Francis and President Zelinski. They are two highly respected leaders in the world, with Pope Francis being a spiritual leader and President Zelinski emerging as a spokesperson for a changing nation. Ukraine has become the epicenter of global change, and Archbishop Gutsiak shares insights on how this meeting reflects a growing understanding that Ukrainians are not mere objects but active participants in their own history. The discussion explores the role of the Holy See in bringing an end to the conflict in Ukraine and the challenges of negotiating with leaders like President Putin. The Archbishop emphasizes the importance of a just and lasting peace and highlights the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people in the face of escalating warfare. Tune in for this insightful conversation on the pursuit of peace and justice in Ukraine.
Interview with Archbishop Boris Gutsiak: Pope Francis and President Zelinski Meeting Significance
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