Schism in the Anglican Communion: 75% Break with England Over Gay Blessings and Putting in Doubt God’s Gender

Mar 01, 2023 01:16

ZENIT Staff

Homosexual Weddings In The Anglican Church. Photo: CromosomaX

Analysis Opinion•Persecuted Christians

The Seven Communist and 36 Islamic Regimes That Most Persecute Christians in 2023

Persecution of Christians “has grown exponentially “ in the last 30 years.

Jan 19, 2023 16:25

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

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

At least 80,000 people took to the streets against a bill proposed by Justice Minister Levin. For lawyers, magistrates and critics, it is a coup. For defenders, it is a simple revision to rebalance powers. Netanyahu’s corruption and fraud trials loom in the background. President Herzog is trying a difficult mediation.

Jan 17, 2023 02:00

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

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

The text of a man of the Church, whom the Pope did not hesitate to recognize publicly for having laid the foundations of the Vatican’s economic reform, is markedly critical.

Jan 13, 2023 15:34

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

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

Gallup, the American analytics and advisory company based in Washington, D.C., first measured the honesty and ethics of professions in 1976 and has updated the data annually since 1990.

Jan 13, 2023 15:28

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Pope Francis

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

The Archbishop’s book enables one to know events from the perspective of the one recounting them; however, to assess it properly one would also have to know the version of the other side, so that not only would the vision be more complete but the conclusions would also be better.

Jan 10, 2023 23:44

Jorge Enrique Mújica

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

Schism in the Anglican Communion: 75% Break with England Over Gay Blessings and Putting in Doubt God’s Gender

In which countries do Catholics go to Mass the most and in which the least in 2023? Study reveals data

The Current State of Ecclesiastical Universities in Rome: Numbers, History and Formative Offer

Inclusivity and love: What exactly would a welcoming and inclusive Church look like?

USA: 20 Prosecutors Against the FBI for Harassment and Prejudice Against Catholics

This is the state of religious life in the United States: vocations, age, data, etc.

Pope Speaks Again of Homosexuality, Recountss Experience and Surprises Non-Catholic Press

The Seven Communist and 36 Islamic Regimes That Most Persecute Christians in 2023

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