Articles By ZENIT Staff

Can the Catholic Church be fully Chinese without compromising its universal identity? A conference in Rome addresses a controversial issue

This aspect of the decision could have far-reaching implications for dioceses and religious orders that continue to maintain such lists. The judges also noted the climate of fear that the practice can create among priests, who may feel that their reputations and ministries can be destroyed by an administrative decision without a prior criminal or even administrative process and without an effective means of appeal.

Six Years of Accountability in Abuse Prevention: The Legionaries of Christ Present Their Sixth Report on Truth, Justice, and Healing

In the 2026 Chapter Communiqué, the new general government made an honest assessment of the path taken and asked for forgiveness on behalf of the entire Legion for the errors committed in implementing these commitments: instances in which attention to victims was not provided with due promptness or sensitivity, and occasions when transparency did not fully harmonize with regards to the presumed innocence of the accused.

Vatican Court Reopens Abuse Case Against a Former Pre-Seminary Student

The judgment was signed by Cardinals Kevin Farrell, Augusto Paolo Lojudice and Ángel Fernández Artime, together with judges Patrizia Piccialli and Chiara Minelli. Its consequences are nevertheless substantial: the conviction handed down in January 2024 can no longer stand in its existing form, and the legal assessment of the events must be revisited.

Pope Leo XIV’s appointment as Papal Confrater of St George’s Chapel, Windsor is “symbol of hope”, says Archbishop of Westminster

The appointment, which was made with the approval of King Charles III, was announced by the Dean and Canons of Windsor announced on Friday, 23 October, on the first anniversary of the historic State Visit to the Holy See, during which the King was welcomed as Royal Confrater of the Papal Basilica and Abbey of St. Paul’s Outside the Walls, in Rome