Telepathy: Elon Musk’s Chip: Between Benefits and Risks

Feb 01, 2024 23:23

ZENIT Staff

Elon Musk

A young girl holds up a pro-life sign at the March for Life in Washinton

Analysis Opinion•Holy Land

Israel’s crisis and divisions reflected in the Gaza war

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s political and personal fate hangs in the balance in the Gaza war. The US fears a spillover into Lebanon (and Iran). For the expert in Jewish-Christian dialogue in Israel, Israeli reality is «complex”. After an early mobilisation, rifts are now emerging. Getting the hostages home is a priority, but peace remains the goal, “Even in these dark days.”

Jan 15, 2024 18:10

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Pope Francis•Rome

Pope Francis on Too Many Ecclesiastical Universities in Rome and the Challenge of What to Do About It

What the Pope said at the beginning of 2024 is not something new. It’s a subject that is on his mind. He mentioned it also an address on February 25, 2023, to the academic communities of the Roman Pontifical Universities and Institutions.

Jan 15, 2024 17:51

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Pope Francis

New Gallup Poll Shows Approval and Disapproval Levels of Pope Francis in the U.S.

Among U.S. Catholics, the Pontiff enjoys even higher esteem, with a 77% favorable rating. However, this number is also below the average for this group, and his disapproval rate has reached a new high of 17%.

Jan 14, 2024 00:55

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Vatican Diplomacy

Leading the way: The Holy See, diplomacy, and Vietnam

It would be an unprecedented turn if China learned from the Vietnamese experience

Jan 09, 2024 02:19

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Mindfulness and the Catholic Faith: Psychologists’ Research and Experts’ Testimonies Warn Against the Practice

A method with a marketing orchestration that intervenes in the psycho-spiritual sphere, in the order of beliefs, in people’s psyche, which is of clear Buddhist root, able to attract followers also in some Universities, to permeate the academic arena.

Jan 02, 2024 23:33

ZENIT Staff

Monaco will be the second destination for a trip by Pope Leo XIV at the end of March 2026: here is what is known

A stop in Monaco would fit coherently within the Pope’s broader vision. The principality may be small, but its international profile, historic Catholic roots and proximity to a secularized Europe give it outsized relevance

Pope Leo XIV sends heaters to Ukrainian population ravaged by Russian bombs and very low temperatures

The urgency behind the initiative is stark. Nighttime temperatures in Ukraine are dropping to around –15°C, while daytime temperatures hover between –10°C and –12°C

Telepathy: Elon Musk’s Chip: Between Benefits and Risks

Russia vs. Ukraine: the demographic plan for Crimea

For A Geo-Pastoral and Synodal Reading of Fiducia Supplicans

Analysis: The Gaza War and the Economic Impact on Palestinians

Pro-Life Christians: Now Is the Time to Shout from the Rooftops

Was There a Schism or Not? The Situation in India after the Pope’s Liturgical Ultimatum

Australia: Legalising ‘Assisted Dying’ fails to reduce suicide rate

Israel’s crisis and divisions reflected in the Gaza war

Pope Francis on Too Many Ecclesiastical Universities in Rome and the Challenge of What to Do About It

New Gallup Poll Shows Approval and Disapproval Levels of Pope Francis in the U.S.

Leading the way: The Holy See, diplomacy, and Vietnam

Mindfulness and the Catholic Faith: Psychologists’ Research and Experts’ Testimonies Warn Against the Practice