Church and indigenous peoples: the architecture of reconciliation

Mar 30, 2023 14:19

ZENIT Staff

Indigenous Of The Amazon In Rome © REPAM

Analysis Opinion

[Analysis] A Very Coordinated Campaign Against John Paul II Using Abuses as Pretext

A TV program, a book with accusations against Saint John Paul II. Two reactions of Polish Bishops. And an initial analysis by ZENIT’s Editorial Director with some background reflections.

Mar 09, 2023 14:38

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

United Kingdom: praying outside abortion clinic (even in silence) is forbidden by law

The law that creates buffer zones around «sensitive» services has been definitively approved by the House of Commons. Wide discretionary powers to the police, consensual conversations and silent prayers made criminal acts. Some parliamentarians protest: an attack on freedom and democracy.

Mar 09, 2023 07:30

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

Poland: Experts express serious concerns about Overbeek’s book about John Paul II

Przeciszewski indicates that John Paul II was instrumental for putting in place regulations combating paedophilia in the Church all over the world. «Naturally, this information is not to be found in Overbeek’s book,» the publicist writes, citing examples of the book author’s misrepresentations and biased interpretations used to drag John Paul II’s name through the mire.

Mar 08, 2023 07:27

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Church and World

Exorcists Pronounce Themselves on Russell Crowe’s Film Based on Father Gabriel Amorth’s Life

Exorcism presented in this way becomes a show destined to arouse strong and unhealthy emotions, thanks to a scary scenography, with sound effects that only awaken anxiety, uneasiness and fear in the spectator.

Mar 08, 2023 07:21

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Church and World

The Numeric State of the Catholic Church Up to 2023

Vatican published its most recent data on the numeric state of the Church.

Mar 06, 2023 04:38

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

Church and indigenous peoples: the architecture of reconciliation

USA: Transexual Woman Kills Three Children and Three Adults in a Christian School

World Ranking of Best Universities to Study Theology. No Roman Pontifical Universities Are Listed

How Are Good Friday’s Alms Allocated? Here Is the Data

USA: Catholics At The Top of Religions That Inspire Positive Sentiments Among the People in General

USA: 300th Catholic Church Attacked Since 2020

Statements of A German Bishop Who Voted Against the Texts of the 5th German Synodal Assembly

[Analysis] A Very Coordinated Campaign Against John Paul II Using Abuses as Pretext

United Kingdom: praying outside abortion clinic (even in silence) is forbidden by law

Poland: Experts express serious concerns about Overbeek’s book about John Paul II

Exorcists Pronounce Themselves on Russell Crowe’s Film Based on Father Gabriel Amorth’s Life

The Numeric State of the Catholic Church Up to 2023