Nun Dies from Injuries After Attack on Her Parish in Zambia

Nov 03, 2020 16:16

ZENIT Staff

Religious Freedom

‘Blind Violence Cannot Be Justified by Anything’ — Cardinal Schonborn Condemns Attacks on Vienna’s Synagogues

Expresses Closeness to Those Who Lost Loved Ones Following Attacks Killing Three & Leaving Another 15 Wounded in City Center

Nov 03, 2020 12:17

Deborah Castellano Lubov

Church and World

Liturgy Q&A: Shining a Spotlight on a Monstrance

Could Be Appropriate During Adoration

Nov 03, 2020 08:00

Fr. Edward McNamara

Charities and Volunteering

Radio Maria Auxiliadora Serves Argentina

Support from Aid to the Church in Need

Nov 03, 2020 01:15

ZENIT Staff

Charities and Volunteering

Catholic Church in UK at Center of Community Serving Meals During Pandemic

Opportunities for Social Interaction

Nov 03, 2020 01:14

ZENIT Staff

Nancy Pelosi Receives Communion During Mass in the Vatican (in Other Words, When the Eucharist . . . and the Pope Are Instrumentalized)

Nancy Pelosi went to Mass, publicly and very visibly, after two especially relevant events in ecclesiastical and social life in the United States: the veto imposed on her to go to Communion and the Supreme Court’s ruling on abortion.

Summary of the Pope’s Apostolic Letter “Desiderio Desideravi” on the Liturgy One Year After “Traditionis Custodes”

With “Desiderio Desideravi,” the Apostolic Letter to the People of God, Pope Francis invites to overcome both aestheticism, which only takes pleasure in external formality, as well as carelessness in the liturgies: “A celebration that does not evangelize is not authentic,” he says.

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Nun Dies from Injuries After Attack on Her Parish in Zambia

Caritas Philippines Launches Global Appeal for Super Typhoon Victims

Pastoral Reflection by Bishop Dermot Farrell: Remembrance of the Dead

Holy Father Sends Telegram for Victims of Attack in Vienna

Public Worship is Covid-19 Secure, Say Faith Leaders Ahead of Four-Week Lockdown in England

Death Isn’t an Isolated, Terminal Moment That Marks Extinction of Life, Says English Archbishop

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‘Blind Violence Cannot Be Justified by Anything’ — Cardinal Schonborn Condemns Attacks on Vienna’s Synagogues

Liturgy Q&A: Shining a Spotlight on a Monstrance

Radio Maria Auxiliadora Serves Argentina

Catholic Church in UK at Center of Community Serving Meals During Pandemic