Seven Keys to Spotting a «Monster» Under the Guise of Coaching, Therapy, and Corporate Training.

Jul 23, 2026 12:46

In this context, a short book has just been published that describes this phenomenon and serves as a practical guide for spotting it. Photo: Porta Luz

Analysis Opinion•Good News•Local Church•Vocations

Becoming a monk and living in a monastery increases life expectancy, according to a scientific study published in Austria

The German-Austrian Monastery Study began with a modest academic thesis in the late 1990s. Nearly three decades later, it has become one of the most significant contributions to the scientific understanding of aging

Jul 14, 2026 18:31

Joachin Meisner Hertz

Analysis Opinion•Persecuted Christians

Report Confirms That Fulani Militias Are Responsible for Most of the Deaths in Nigeria: 36 Per Day

The report shows that terror-related violence killed 79,323 people from 2019 to September 2025. This equates to 36 people a day. More than 42,000 of those killed were civilians. Islamic Fulani accounted for 44% of the deaths — far more than the 12% that Boko Haram and ISWAP killed together

Jul 13, 2026 17:30

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

How many Catholics are there in Mexico? What the statistics show—and the challenge they present

Mexico continues to occupy a pivotal place within world Catholicism. Vatican statistical publications, including the 2026 Pontifical Yearbook and the 2024 Annuarium Statisticum Ecclesiae, project that the country now has approximately 101.3 million baptized Catholics, making it the second-largest Catholic nation in the world after Brazil

Jul 12, 2026 10:00

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Pro Life•Testimonies

Testimony from Another Catholic Monarch: Prince of Liechtenstein Says He Will Veto Pro-Abortion Law

This is not the first time the heir has intervened so directly in this debate. In 2021, a similar initiative proposed legalizing abortion during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy and included provisions regarding severe fetal disabilities. Even before the public referendum, Prince Alois announced he would exercise his right of veto if the reform succeeded.

Jul 09, 2026 12:15

Alma Recinas

Analysis Opinion

Europe’s Secular Future Still Bears the Imprint of Faith, New Economic Research Suggests

Perhaps one of the report’s most intriguing conclusions concerns ideas that have gradually become detached from their explicitly religious origins. The European Union’s principle of subsidiarity provides a striking example

Jul 09, 2026 08:57

ZENIT Staff

Seven Keys to Spotting a «Monster» Under the Guise of Coaching, Therapy, and Corporate Training.

The DNA of the Shroud of Turin: Surprising Revelations About the Cloth Wrapped Around Jesus Published in a Scientific Journal

Less religion in childhood, poorer mental health in adolescence: what the results of a scientific study show

A Comprehensive and Detailed Analysis of the Lefebvrites by a Former Member, Now a Catholic Priest in Vienna

Sexuality and Mental Health in Seminaries: What a Major U.S. Study on Psychology and Sex Reveals

France Legalizes Euthanasia: High Alert for Catholic Hospitals That May Be Forced to Kill Patients

Pair of Mediums Desecrate the Basilica of El Pilar, the Cathedral, and Another Church in Zaragoza, Spain

Becoming a monk and living in a monastery increases life expectancy, according to a scientific study published in Austria

Report Confirms That Fulani Militias Are Responsible for Most of the Deaths in Nigeria: 36 Per Day

How many Catholics are there in Mexico? What the statistics show—and the challenge they present

Testimony from Another Catholic Monarch: Prince of Liechtenstein Says He Will Veto Pro-Abortion Law

Europe’s Secular Future Still Bears the Imprint of Faith, New Economic Research Suggests