To commemorate the six-year-anniversary of Laudato Si’ and closing of the „CRO Laudato Si’“ Project, the Catholic University of Croatia, National Fraternity of the Secular Franciscan Order (SFO), Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of the Republic of Croatia, Centre for the Promoting of Social Doctrine of the Church and the Franciscan Institute for the Culture of Peace are organizing a two-day interdisciplinary international conference “Laudato Si- Towards Climate and Social Justice” at the Catholic University of Croatia between 4 and 5 June 2021. The Conference is sponsored by the City of Zagreb and the „Rhema Foundation“.

On Saturday, May 15, the seventy-sixth anniversary of the Bleiburg tragedy, the Bishop of Gospić-Senji celebrated Mass in front of the Church of the Croatian Martyrs in Udbina.

The members of the Croatian Conference of Bishops assembled at the Sixty-Second Plenary Session of the CCB, chaired by the President of the CCB, Archbishop Želimir Puljić of Zadar, and held in Zagreb at CCB headquarters on April 13 and 14, 2021.  

The Council of the Croatian Conference of Bishops for the Doctrine of the Faith has published a document-exhortation, The Coronavirus Pandemic and Earthquakes: A Call for Conversion.

On Wednesday, February 24, the Archbishop of Zagreb, Cardinal Josip Bozanić, celebrated Mass for the victims of the coronavirus pandemic as part of an initiative by the Council of the Bishops’ Conference of Europe (CCEE).

On Tuesday, February 23, the twenty-third regular annual joint session of the Croatian Conference of Bishops and the Bishops’ Conference of Bosnia and Herzegovina was held at the headquarters of the CCB in Zagreb.

On January 11, through Dicastery for Integral Human Development, the Holy Father Francis donated 100 thousand euros in earthquake relief to Caritas Croatia for the residents of the stricken Banja region.

Message Issued by he Bishops of the Croatian Conference of Bishops at the Sixty-First Plenary Session of the CCB, held in Zagreb on January 18 and 19

On Tuesday, December 29, the Archbishop of Zagreb, Cardinal Josip Bozanić, appealed to everyone for solidarity toward those who have suffered the most and noted that the human heart is open to do good, reported HINA.

The earthquake that devastated Petrinja, Sisak and the environs took human lives, injured many and left ruins, fear and uncertainty. At the end of a year that tested us, both as individuals and a society, once again we find ourselves in a situation when it is most important to provide support, show solidarity and provide concrete assistance.