Pope Francis, Trump’s Migratory Policy and Taylor Swift’s Lessons

Feb 17, 2025 17:29

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Donald Trump and Pope Francis

Analysis Opinion•Religious Freedom

Nicaraguan Reformed Constitution: An Assault Against Religious Liberty

The National Assembly grants total power to President Daniel Ortega and his wife, including over creeds and beliefs, under the “clear ambiguity” of Article 14 of the fundamental law of the land.

Feb 09, 2025 21:53

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

What are the most searched saints on Google in the United States?

We did so to avoid confusion with locations, schools, churches, and other entities that were not specifically a saint and named after them. For each saint we searched for relevant prayer queries, and looked at the search volume, for each of them in every state via Google Keyword Planner.

Feb 09, 2025 21:32

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Persecuted Christians•Religious Freedom

Global Christian Persecution Reaches New Heights Amid Rising Nationalism, Conflict, and Repression

The findings align with broader trends in religious repression worldwide. Data from Pew Research indicates that government-imposed restrictions on religion reached new peaks in 2022, with nearly a third of all countries exhibiting high or very high levels of control.

Feb 06, 2025 18:17

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion•Homosexuality

Homosexuality Is Not Genetic, British Data Confirms

The latest report on the British population reveals that, in five years, young people who identify as LGBT have risen from 4.4% to 10.4%. Bisexuals especially grow. Strong intergenerational differences. In short, homosexuality is the result of conditioning.

Feb 04, 2025 05:57

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

The War of a hundred models or Beijing’s secret behind DeepSeek

The explosion of «cheap» alternative to ChatGPT is the result of China’s bet on internal competition among large companies and startups to develop the most advanced AI systems. A stinging defeat in a Go tournament is having a greater impact than US sanctions on the advanced microchip exports to China.

Feb 03, 2025 19:41

ZENIT Staff

The Pope’s Health on Monday, March 17: Slight Improvement in Respiratory and Motor Therapy

In regard to the photo shared the day before, observed by many was the “swelling of the hand seen in the photo taken and published yesterday, which is due to reduced mobility, but which has already improved today.”

First Photo of the Pope After 30 Days of Hospitalization

Pope Francis appears dressed in white, namely, with his cassock and purple stole proper to the liturgical season of Lent.

Pope Francis, Trump’s Migratory Policy and Taylor Swift’s Lessons

Which U.S. dioceses have vocational replacement, which do not and why? Study answers

The Case of Marko Rupnik: An Artist’s Perspective

Richest 1% use their entire annual carbon limit in ten days

Trump Begins Shock and Awe Overhaul at USAID

Legal earthquake in Latin America: Inter-American Court of Human Rights rejects abortion

DeepSeek’s real problem: AI for the globalization of communism

Nicaraguan Reformed Constitution: An Assault Against Religious Liberty

What are the most searched saints on Google in the United States?

Global Christian Persecution Reaches New Heights Amid Rising Nationalism, Conflict, and Repression

Homosexuality Is Not Genetic, British Data Confirms

The War of a hundred models or Beijing’s secret behind DeepSeek