Creationism or Evolution? Survey Shows Divided Opinions in the USA

Jul 24, 2024 07:12

The opinions on human origins are strongly influenced by religion, education and political ideology. Photo: El Financiero

Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury

Father Schmitz is no stranger to success in digital evangelization.

In 2023, a Senate committee approved a bill to legalize divorce, which is now awaiting a second reading, possibly in the coming year.

Brownsburg Community School Corporation terminated Kluge’s employment because of his sincerely held religious beliefs

Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital, will lose the title of the country’s Primate Archdiocese

Vatican City

Survey Highlights Most Common Complaints of Vatican Employees

The press release stressed that the Association’s efforts “are not seen positively by certain superiors. “ A recent example is the lawsuit filed recently by 49 employees of the Vatican Museums, given the conditions of work that they consider unjust and deficient.

Jul 22, 2024 07:36

Rafael Llanes

Angelus•Pope Francis

What do the Gospel, rest and compassion have to do with each other? Pope Francis explains and warns against «dictatorship of doing»

Allocution on the occasion of the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, July 21, 2024

Jul 21, 2024 16:50

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Religious Freedom

Legal age for Christians to marry in Pakistan increased

The Christian Marriage (Amendment) Act 2024 – applying to Christians in the Islamabad Capital Territory – has updated the original legislation from 1872 which had set the minimum marriage age at 16 for boys and 13 for girls.

Jul 21, 2024 12:17

ZENIT Staff

Cardinals and Bishops•Holy Land•Testimonies

Cardinal of Jerusalem: both Palestinian and Israeli Catholics are suffering. What should the Church do?

Cardinal Pizzaballa said: “We have Catholics of the Hebrew vicariate serving in the army in Gaza, and we have Catholics being bombed in Gaza. It is not easy.”

Jul 21, 2024 12:14

Amy Balog

Local Church

According to a Survey, American Catholics Are Contrary to Their Bishops in the Matter of Immigration

The public opinion of the majority of Americans states that the immigration is an invasion.

Jul 21, 2024 07:15

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Pope’s article in The New York Times: There Is Faith in Humor

“Generally, we priests tend to enjoy humor and even have a fair stock of jokes and amusing stories, which we are often quite good at telling, as well as being the object of them”, writes the Pope in the best-known newspaper in the United States

the Vatican formally launches his cause for beatification and canonization

The process of beatification of King Baudouin of Belgium officially begins: Vatican and Pope give their approval

In a statement released by the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints, it was confirmed that the process officially began on December 17, 2024, with the establishment of a historical commission. This panel, comprising leading experts in Belgian history and archival research, is tasked with gathering and evaluating documentation related to King Baudouin’s life and deeds.

Creationism or Evolution? Survey Shows Divided Opinions in the USA

Fraudulent Deacons Deceive a Bishop and Receive Diaconal Ordination

Anglican Leader Reveals Pressures to Abort His Disabled Daughter

The Bible in 10 minutes: the record-breaking priest on YouTube

Philippines: debate on legalization of divorce heated

Massive support for music teacher fired for not using LGBT+ pronouns

By Pope Francis’ Decision, Buenos Aires Is No Longer the Primate Diocese of Argentina

Survey Highlights Most Common Complaints of Vatican Employees

What do the Gospel, rest and compassion have to do with each other? Pope Francis explains and warns against «dictatorship of doing»

Legal age for Christians to marry in Pakistan increased

Cardinal of Jerusalem: both Palestinian and Israeli Catholics are suffering. What should the Church do?

According to a Survey, American Catholics Are Contrary to Their Bishops in the Matter of Immigration