Questions about liturgy: Deciding on Which Songs Are OK for Mass

Nov 12, 2024 16:35

ZENIT Staff

Deciding on Which Songs Are OK for Mass

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Tyler, Texas

The Federal Council clarified that the ban will apply in public spaces

Protection of vulnerable people

Unprecedented: Justin Welby, world leader of Anglicans, resigns for negligence in sex abuse case

Church of England’s Abusive Past Resurfaces as Archbishop Welby Faces Accountability Over John Smyth Scandal

Nov 12, 2024 10:52

Elizabeth Owens

Vatican City

Pope Francis and St. Peter’s Basilica: a reminder of what it is and working criteria

Pope Francis’ address to a delegation of technicians and workers of St. Peter’s Basilica

Nov 11, 2024 17:38

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Ecumenism•Pope Francis

Pope Francis to Catholic philanthropists: thank you for “your silent support of initiatives that enrich the Church in the United States”

Remarks by Pope Francis to a delegation of the Catholic Philanthropy Network (FADICA)

Nov 11, 2024 17:34

ZENIT Staff

Ecumenism•Pope Francis

Synodality and mission: Pope’s reflection on the contribution of Eastern Protestant Syro-Malankars to Christianity

Address of the Pope to the members of the Synod of the Syro-Malankara Church Mar Thoma (Eastern Protestant Christians)

Nov 11, 2024 17:32

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Pro Life

UN Committee Challenges Selective Abortion Policies, Sparking Debate on Disability Rights

The Netherlands faced particular scrutiny for reportedly allowing healthcare providers to recommend termination based on the presence of Down syndrome. Similar concerns were expressed in previous assessments of Sweden and Turkey, where the committee observed an approach it labeled “extinction-minded” regarding certain intellectual disabilities.

Nov 11, 2024 17:27

ZENIT Staff

Cardinal François-Xavier Bustillo, Bishop of Ajaccio, confirmed that Pope Francis will visit Corsica on December 15, 2024

Pope Francis to visit France on December 15, 2024

Pope Francis to Make Historic Visit to Corsica, Embracing Mediterranean Traditions

Fernando María Cornet, an Argentine-born former diocesan priest

Rising Rebellion: Italian Clergy Sanctioned for Rejecting Pope Francis

By enforcing penalties against dissenters, the Church seeks to preserve unity and authority. Yet the persistence of such voices suggests unresolved fractures in Catholicism’s global community.

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Questions about liturgy: Deciding on Which Songs Are OK for Mass

India’s Supreme Court Ends Tax Exemptions for Catholic Clergy in Government-Funded Schools

Vatican Limits Traditional Latin Mass in Texas Diocese Following Bishop’s Removal

Pope sends part of Vatican Secret Archive Library to major seminary in Rome

Switzerland’s Burqa Ban to Begin January 1, Sparking Mixed Reactions

How Catholic is Italy still? The latest statistics on the state of the Church

Vatican: 40 thousand signatures against the Pope’s Christmas tree

Unprecedented: Justin Welby, world leader of Anglicans, resigns for negligence in sex abuse case

Pope Francis and St. Peter’s Basilica: a reminder of what it is and working criteria

Pope Francis to Catholic philanthropists: thank you for “your silent support of initiatives that enrich the Church in the United States”

Synodality and mission: Pope’s reflection on the contribution of Eastern Protestant Syro-Malankars to Christianity

UN Committee Challenges Selective Abortion Policies, Sparking Debate on Disability Rights