Israel, judicial reform and the beginning of the end of the Third Temple

Jan 17, 2023 02:00

ZENIT Staff

Bars In Jerusalem, Capital Of Israel. Photo: File

Analysis Opinion•Popes

Ratzinger and a Vision of Politics

Ratzinger both distinguishes what is from what is to come beyond this actual existence, and, at the same time, marks from what is to come what is relevant to this existence.Ratzinger and a Vision of Politics

Jan 03, 2023 05:31

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Ratzinger and Liturgy. Fundamental Principles

Liturgy was not a marginal theme in his thought he considered that a person’s concept of the Church and of mankind’s relationship with God largely depend on the underlying concept of liturgy.

Jan 01, 2023 02:42

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Editorial: Benedict the Great: His Spiritual and Theological Legacy

Ratzinger was convinced, in fact, that at its very core Christianity was not a series of ideas, doctrines, and ethical commandments, but the living encounter with the God who as Love freely chose to enter into a relationship of love with each and every human being, and the vast majority of his meditations, homilies, conferences, and even his more theologically sophisticated writings all revolved around this simple, but profoundly spiritual central idea.

Dec 31, 2022 21:05

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Vatican City

What Would Happen or What Protocol Would Be Activated on the Death of Benedict XVI?

What would happen to the property of the Pope Emeritus? What protocol would be followed after Pope Benedict XVI died? What would happen to the house where he lived his last years and what would happen to the persons who accompanied him?

Dec 30, 2022 20:15

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Dicasteries•Pope Francis

In Two Years a Woman Could Be Head of a Dicastery, But of Which One?

The two possible Dicasteries in the Pope’s mind could be of the “Laity, Family and Life” and of “Integral Human Development.”

Dec 23, 2022 20:29

Jorge Enrique Mújica

The Pope’s advice to European parliamentarians on the art of debate (and on religious freedom and dialogue between faith and reason)

Address by the Pope during the audience with members of the European Parliament from the European Conservatives and Reformists group

What is death? A short but profound catechesis by Pope Leo XIV

Pope’s general audience, December 10, 2025, on how Christ’s Resurrection sheds light on the mystery of death

Israel, judicial reform and the beginning of the end of the Third Temple

The Abuse of Synodality: A Toxic Nightmare, Wrote Cardinal George Pell

Americans Rate the Clergy Positively: Seventh Among the Most Ethical and Honest Professions

Is Archbishop Georg Gänswein Against Pope Francis? Two Victims, Parts of the Archbishop’s Book and Other Contexts

20% of the Congressmen of the New U .S. Congress Are Catholics

Benedict XVI and the transmission of the faith in the digital age

To Whom Are Condolences Offered When a Pope Dies and, Specifically, Benedict XVI?

Ratzinger and a Vision of Politics

Ratzinger and Liturgy. Fundamental Principles

Editorial: Benedict the Great: His Spiritual and Theological Legacy

What Would Happen or What Protocol Would Be Activated on the Death of Benedict XVI?

In Two Years a Woman Could Be Head of a Dicastery, But of Which One?