When Pope Francis met with Hungarian Greek Catholics yesterday -- members of a Ukraine-based Eastern church in communication with Rome -- the community's leading prelate said its members have shed their blood for the faith and want to be a bridge between Eastern and Western Catholicism, the Crux website reports today (April 30, 2023).
Speaking at the Mother of God Greek Catholic Church in Budapest, Metropolitan Archbishop Fulop Kocsis of the Byzantine Eparchy of Hajdudorog told Pope Francis that he is "beloved by all of us."
"From Pope John Paul II we learned the important truth that the Church of Christ breathes with two lungs, the spirit of the East and the spirit of the West, which together make up the living mystical body," he said.
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