Iraqi Man Burns The Koran and Is Shot Dead in Sweden

Feb 13, 2025 18:17

Rafael Llanes

Salwan Momika, was killed on January 29 Photo: El País

Pope Francis’ popularity has also experienced some shifts in the United States.

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A New Generation of Religious: 7 out of 10 have a university degree

Gray and his colleagues relied on national surveys and data from Google Trends, which tracks fluctuations in search activity for terms related to Mass attendance. Though not a direct measurement, these digital signals provide insights into how people’s religious practices evolve over time.

Feb 13, 2025 17:50

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U.S. Sunday Mass attendance returns to pre-pandemic levels, but challenges persist

Feb 13, 2025 17:47

Tim Daniels

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Religious sisters are “the foot soldiers of Christ” in Zimbabwe, says bishop

Bishop Raymond Mupandasekwa said the Church has been slow to recognize the contribution of sisters to the work of the Church, but fortunately in Zimbabwe this is beginning to change.

Feb 13, 2025 17:40

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Made Known Are the Winners of the 2025 Edition of the Catholic Film Festival “ Mirabili Dictu”

3,284 works were presented for this edition, of which the finalist films were selected. They came from ten different countries: Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Philippines, Iran, Italy, the United States, Uganda, Hungary and Uzbekistan.

Feb 13, 2025 06:06

ZENIT Staff

Cardinal Parolin gives details on Pope in Vatican and raises juncture for new form of government

Speaking on March 27 at an event in Sacrofano, near Rome, Parolin shared that he continuously receives messages from people praying for the pope’s full recovery. «Perhaps he won’t be able to work as before, and in that case, we must find different ways for him to continue leading the Church,» he said.

This is how the Pope almost died twice (as told by the doctor who treated him)

Dr Alfieri’s words were collected in an interview given and published by the Italian newspaper Corrière della Sera on Tuesday, March 25. What did they do in face of the Pope’s serious situation? «We had to choose between letting him go or trying every medication and therapy possible, running the very high risk of damaging other organs. And in the end, we took this path,» he replied.

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