The Culture of Work in Croatia
The Fifth Croatian Social Week assembled approximately three hundred participants, including sixty speakers from all over Croatia representing various professions.
Statement from the 43rd Plenary Session of the Croatian Conference of Bishops
Varaždin, October 18–20, 2011
The Culture of Work in Croatia
Declaration from the Fifth Croatian Social Week Held in Zagreb from October 21 to 23, 2011
Statement from a Plenary Session of the Croatian Conference of Bishops Held in Varaždin
Cardinal Bozanić spoke about the new evangelization and missions in the capitals of Europe. On the second day of the session, the bishops discussed the case of Dajla.
Statement by the Croatian Conference of Bishops in Connection with the Case of Dajla
In order to calm tensions, which for us, as faithful sons of the Church and loyal citizens of the Croatian state, weigh upon our hearts, we recognize that the provisions adopted by the Holy See in order to arrive at a resolution to the canon dispute have attempted to restore matters—to the extent possible—within the framework of truth and justice.
Statement by the Permanent Council of the Croatian Conference of Bishops
Regarding the Dispute between the Diocese of Poreč-Pula and the Benedictine Abbey of Praglia
The Unacceptability of the Proposed Amendments to the Commerce Act
Statement by the Justitia et Pax Commission of the Croatian Conference of Bishops
Session of the Justice and Peace Commission of the Croatian Conference of Bishops
Without the protection and promotion of Croatian national interests, Croatia cannot be a full and equal member of the European Union.