When Will The Holy Shroud of Turin Be Shown on The Occasion of the Jubilee? The Official Answer

Mar 03, 2025 06:39

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

Religious Life in Post-Pandemic America: Change, Resilience, and Stability

As churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples closed their doors, many turned to livestreaming services online or broadcasting them on television.

Mar 02, 2025 18:41

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Court Ruling Declares Gestalt Therapy a Pseudoscience Amid Sect-Like Practices

The ruling follows years of legal battles after Santamaría and his colleagues published a 2022 report with the Institute Salud Sin Bulos, in which they argued that Gestalt Therapy is not only ineffective but also financially and psychologically harmful to those who undergo it.

Mar 02, 2025 18:37

ZENIT Staff

Homosexuality•Young People

LGBTQ+ Identification in the U.S. Reaches New High, Driven by Younger Generations

Gallup’s data, collected from interviews with over 14,000 adults, shows that 85.7% of respondents identify as heterosexual, 5.2% as bisexual, 2.0% as gay, 1.4% as lesbian, and 1.3% as transgender. Just under 1% chose other identities such as pansexual, asexual, or queer. Notably, 5% declined to answer.

Mar 02, 2025 18:32

Tim Daniels

Pope Francis

Why Did God Not Save My Son? Pope Francis Responds to a Letter from a Mother Who Lost Her Son

In replying, the Holy Father quotes Saint John Paul II: ”There is no evil from which God is unable to draw a greater good”

Mar 02, 2025 06:37

ZENIT Staff

Causes of Saints•Local Church

The Cause of Canonization Advances of Alcide De Gasperi, One of the Founding Fathers of the European Union

His unbreakable faith was a constant guide for him and inspired all his political and social policies. He did not limit himself to express it in private, but translated it into a concrete commitment to build a just and solidary society.

Mar 02, 2025 06:33

ZENIT Staff

Leo XIV will visit the Vatican Apostolic Library and open an exhibition for the first time

On Monday, September 14, 2026, the Holy Father will visit the Vatican Apostolic Library and inaugurate the first chapter of the exhibition cycle “Catastrophe and Wonder”, titled “AQVA”. In this exhibition, the works of three contemporary creatives – artist JR, typographer Bill Moran, and chef Fulvio Pierangelini – will engage in dialogue with the collections and spaces of the Pope’s Library, offering a reflection on water as both a threat and a resource.

The Parable of the Sower, as Explained by Pope Leo XIV

Address on the Occasion of the Angelus Prayer on Sunday, July 12, 2026

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When Will The Holy Shroud of Turin Be Shown on The Occasion of the Jubilee? The Official Answer

The False Photos of the Pope in Hospital: Such Are the Ones That Make Us Think

Pope’s health as of Sunday, March 2: remains stable and off mechanical ventilation

Is The Author of “The Lord of the Rings” a Saint? This Is the State of His Process of Canonization

Pope Francis Surprises by Sending a Message to the World from the Hospital

New film documents 2000 year history of Christianity in Palestine

After 112 vandalized churches, Canada ends funding for research on Catholic school tombs

Religious Life in Post-Pandemic America: Change, Resilience, and Stability

Court Ruling Declares Gestalt Therapy a Pseudoscience Amid Sect-Like Practices

LGBTQ+ Identification in the U.S. Reaches New High, Driven by Younger Generations

Why Did God Not Save My Son? Pope Francis Responds to a Letter from a Mother Who Lost Her Son

The Cause of Canonization Advances of Alcide De Gasperi, One of the Founding Fathers of the European Union