Mission
Hot Topics
Two interpretations of the empty tomb, only one to choose: Pope Leo XIV’s reflection
What did Pope Leo XIV say in his first Easter Urbi et Orbi blessing? These were his thoughtful words
Pope Leo XIV’s First Easter Homily
New Israeli Policy Puts Christian Education—and Presence—in Jerusalem Under Strain
A major survey on the revival of faith among young people has been deemed “flawed”
Between Kyiv and Jerusalem: Vatican Diplomacy in Full Swing During Holy Week. Pope Leo XIV Speaks with the Ukrainian and Israeli Presidents
French President Emmanuel Macron to Be Received in Audience by Leo XIV
Controversial Antwerp bishop expands on his idea of ordaining married men and shares his thoughts on women
New Study Reopens the Case of the Turin Shroud’s Origins: what the DNA says
Reform and Responsibility: Leo XIV Reshapes Vatican Governance from Finance to Safeguarding

Misspelling in Rome Notes

In Thursday’s piece «Resurrecting the Not-Dead-Yet,» the name of one of the founders of the Paideia Institute, Professor Eric Hewett, was misspelled. ZENIT regrets the error.

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
julio 19, 2013 00:00Archives
Share this Entry

–

Print Friendly, PDF & Email

Publicaciones relacionadas:

Default ThumbnailResurrecting the Not-Dead-Yet Default ThumbnailSwiss Bishops Want the Pope to Visit in 2004 Default ThumbnailDelegation's Visit a Show of Solidarity With Turkey After Recent Attacks Default ThumbnailGerman Evangelical Leader Impressed by Pope John Paul II
julio 19, 2013 00:00Archives
Share this Entry

ZENIT Staff

Avatar

View all articles

Support ZENIT

If you liked this article, support ZENIT now with a donation

Donate now