Planned Parenthood, Kamala Harris, and the Story of Victim David Daleiden

Aug 17, 2024 15:43

ZENIT Staff

Daleiden, leader of the Medical Progress Center Photo: Rewire News Group

. According to a survey, 3,500 priests of the United States prefer orthodoxy.

Musk’s painful experience will help to humanize the anguish and pain that many parents feel, who have lost their children to the ‘trans infection’

neither sexual desire nor sexual contact are prerequisites for infidelity.

Recently rumors have been flying that Pope Francis is preparing to impose stringent restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass

Analysis Opinion

Creationism or Evolution? Survey Shows Divided Opinions in the USA

The opinions on human origins are strongly influenced by religion, education and political ideology.

Jul 24, 2024 07:12

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion

Is Israel waging a «just war»?

On October 7 around 1,200 Israelis were massacred. How can Israel morally justify a ratio of 35 Palestinian deaths for every Israeli one? There is an answer to this. It can be justified if Israel is fighting a just war.

Jul 10, 2024 16:27

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Young People

Research shows benefits of students studying at Catholic universities

This study, commissioned by St. Mary’s University and conducted by YouGov, showcases how the educational experience of higher education, particularly at Catholic universities, is instrumental in preparing students not just for the workforce, but also for a fulfilled and meaningful life

Jul 10, 2024 16:11

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology

Transsexual Lia Thomas Loses Legal Battle: World Aquatics Impedes His Competing in the Women’s Category

The Court of Sports Arbitration (CSA) dismissed Thomas’ appeal, arguing that that he “simply did not have the right to commit to eligibility to compete in WA competitions” due to the fact that he was not a member of the American swim team.

Jul 09, 2024 06:31

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Religious Freedom

The US Department of State Yearly Report on Religious Freedom: Exemplary on China, Timid on Japan

The report, published on June 26, 2024, confirms last year’s attitude to persuasively denounce foes but somewhat excuse political allies.

Jul 04, 2024 17:53

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV to visit Australia in 2028 for International Eucharistic Congress, according to local bishop

The clearest confirmation to date came on February 9, when Bishop Richard Umbers, auxiliary bishop of Sydney and executive director of Eucharist28, publicly stated that the Pope had personally signaled his willingness to attend

Peruvian government announces Pope’s trip; Vatican officially announces he will not visit the United States

On February 8, the Holy See confirmed that Leo XIV, the first American-born pope, has no plans to travel to the United States during the coming year, despite the symbolic coincidence of the country’s semiquincentennial

Planned Parenthood, Kamala Harris, and the Story of Victim David Daleiden

Study of Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in the USA Shows Influence of Faith in the Acceptance of Both Practices

According to The New York Times, Progressive Priests Have No Generational Replacement in the American Clergy

Musk’s Pain Over His Trans Son: “Killed by the Woke Virus”

Research Shows That the Church Is the Sixth Institution That Inspires Most Trust Among Americans

What Counts as ‘Cheating’ in Marriage? Emotional Infidelity in a National Sample

Does anyone who attends traditional Latin Mass accept the Pope? Scientific study reveals 5 impressive facts (against common beliefs)

Creationism or Evolution? Survey Shows Divided Opinions in the USA

Is Israel waging a «just war»?

Research shows benefits of students studying at Catholic universities

Transsexual Lia Thomas Loses Legal Battle: World Aquatics Impedes His Competing in the Women’s Category

The US Department of State Yearly Report on Religious Freedom: Exemplary on China, Timid on Japan