The Quieting of America: Why So Many Americans No Longer Feel Free to Speak Their Minds

Aug 29, 2026 20:33

ZENIT Staff

many Americans have come to believe that expressing controversial opinions could cost them their jobs

Controversy Over Disagreements Between France and the Vatican Regarding the Pope’s Trip? The Trip Macron Wanted and the One Leo XIV Decided On

Macron had requested a private moment with Leo XIV inside the cathedral so that he could personally show him the reconstruction undertaken after the 2019 fire. The request was transmitted through diplomatic channels and the answer from the Holy See was no

Good social relations, the common good, and three matters of the utmost urgency, according to Leo XIV

Pope’s General Audience, September 16, 2026, on the Human Community

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The Quieting of America: Why So Many Americans No Longer Feel Free to Speak Their Minds

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Arrest Made in Arson of Historic Canadian Church

2 out of 10 U.S. bishops are willing to ordain gay priests, according to a study

Puberty blockers do not improve the mental health of children and young adults with gender dysphoria, according to a study