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Beyond “No Religion”: Why Britain’s Young Adults Are Rethinking God, Gratitude, and Meaning

Jan 04, 2026 19:46

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion, Local Church, Persecuted Christians

American missiles, persecuted Christians, and a country that cannot protect them: why did Trump bomb part of Nigeria?

Analysis Opinion, Persecuted Christians

Nigeria: A decade of terror for Catholic priests

Analysis Opinion, Local Church

Polonia: Sunday Mass Attendance Rises as Sacramental Life Continues to Thin

Analysis Opinion

Two out of three Protestant pastors use AI to prepare sermons: these and other revelations from a new study

Analysis Opinion, Pro Life, Woman

This is what happens to a woman who has an abortion: results of peer-reviewed scientific study on post-abortion syndrome published

Analysis Opinion, Local Church, Persecuted Christians

Syria: in 14 years, the Christian presence has fallen by 84%: these are the numbers

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

The return of confession: a sacrament regaining its place. What a French study says

The confessional, long considered a casualty of modernity, may thus be reemerging as a defining space for a Church that has learned to live as a minority—smaller, more urban, and more intentional than before

Dec 12, 2025 19:33

Covadonga Asturias

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

American Catholics are in favor of the death penalty. This is according to a recently published survey

A recent nationwide survey conducted by EWTN News in partnership with RealClear Opinion Research illustrates this tension with unusual clarity

Dec 12, 2025 19:29

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

One year after his election, this is what polls say about Catholic support for Trump in the US and his immigration policy

Overall, 52 percent of Catholic voters report a favorable view of Trump, with 37 percent holding an unfavorable one. Among white Catholics, approval rises to nearly 58 percent, while Latino Catholics remain closely divided

Dec 12, 2025 19:18

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Rome

Rome and the Church in the United States

The canard about the bishops’ alleged disunity and fractiousness is typically accompanied by other fairy tales

Dec 11, 2025 17:45

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Religious Freedom

The Gospel According to the Elves: Quebec Secularism Law Targets Even Baby Jesus

Quebec’s new “Secularism 2.0” law is less about neutrality than about neutering religion, reducing faith to folklore while policing prayer out of public life.

Dec 10, 2025 18:17

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  • A Barracks for the 21st Century: How the Vatican Plans to Rebuild the Home of the Swiss Guard febrero 25, 2026
  • Heiner Wilmer takes the helm of the German Bishops’ Conference: he will present the controversial Synodal Conference to the Vatican febrero 25, 2026
  • From Africa to Spain via Monaco: this is Leo XIV’s global travel schedule for 2026 febrero 25, 2026
  • America’s Quiet Demographic Turn: Birth Rates Dip Again febrero 24, 2026
  • Did Pope Leo XIV speak out against the Spanish party Vox, which is aligned with the Trump administration? febrero 24, 2026

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Pope Leo XIV to priests: no to homilies with Artificial Intelligence and the search for “likes” and “followers” on social media
23 Feb 2026
Pope Leo XIV will visit Algeria, the land of Saint Augustine, according to local media: these are the dates given by the press
23 Feb 2026
Four Important Answers from Leo XIV to Issues Such as The Difficulties of Young Clergy, Pastoral Challenges, Priestly Fraternity, and Elderly Priests
23 Feb 2026
Cardinal Dolan reveals that the US Vice President apologized to him for a false and defamatory comment
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Pope Leo XIV

From Africa to Spain via Monaco: this is Leo XIV’s global travel schedule for 2026

The schedule outlines three distinct journeys: a ten-day pilgrimage across four African nations, a one-day visit to Monaco, and a six-day trip to Spain that will culminate in the Canary Islands. Together, they form a carefully calibrated map of priorities that blends history, diplomacy, evangelization and social concern.

Did Pope Leo XIV speak out against the Spanish party Vox, which is aligned with the Trump administration?

The episode underscores how quickly nuanced papal language can be refracted through national political debates—and how carefully episcopal conferences now feel compelled to guard the boundary between pastoral guidance and partisan interpretation

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