The schism and the ecumenical problems ahead: a woman is the new head of Anglicans worldwide

Oct 03, 2025 15:35

Sarah Mullally, currently Bishop of London and a former nurse turned priest, has been named the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury Photo: Charlie Bibby/FT

Analysis Opinion•Persecuted Christians

«A Genocide,» — A Bishop Speaks Bluntly of the Suffering of Christians in Nigeria

In the interview, the Nigerian Bishop warns about the direction Europe is heading: «Islamic radicalism is already strong in Belgium, France, and the United Kingdom,» and warns that neighbouring countries like Mali, Burkina Faso, and Chad «cannot take in millions of asylum seekers.»

Sep 11, 2025 22:18

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Persecuted Christians

Christianophobia, a Political and Media Taboo That Fuels Crimes Against Children in the United States

On Wednesday, August 27, Christianophobia once again was the driving force behind a new terrorist attack targeting children in the United States.

Aug 29, 2025 21:23

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Faith Before Technology

How should Christians, in light of their faith, think about the recent explosion in the application of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and other rapidly advancing technologies?

Aug 26, 2025 12:47

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

One Hundred Days of Pope Leo: An Approximation

One leader is a great «peacemaker» who has achieved «spectacular» military successes and is doing «great things» in the economic field; the other is Pope Leo XIV.

Aug 25, 2025 15:50

Simone Varisco

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology•Justice and Peace

UNICEF spends hundreds of millions of dollars promoting sexually explicit content, according to research

It should be understood that UNICEF produces and promotes this material without the explicit approval of UN Member States as a body. What’s more, likely, most governments of the UN General Assembly disapprove of this material

Aug 24, 2025 12:42

ZENIT Staff

For the first time, a Pope will address the Spanish Parliament: it will be Leo XIV during his visit to Madrid in June 2026

According to converging confirmations from parliamentary and ecclesial sources, the Vatican and the Spanish Congress have agreed to convene a joint session of both chambers of the Cortes Generales so that the Pope may address deputies and senators gathered in the hemicycle

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.

The schism and the ecumenical problems ahead: a woman is the new head of Anglicans worldwide

What keeps pastors in the pulpit, and why do some leave? The study that sheds light on departures by Catholic priests

Measuring the Call: New Study Exposes Strengths and Gaps in U.S. Seminary Assessments

Catholics and gender ideology

Does a pontificate influence LGBT+ acceptance by the clergy? A study provides the answer

Study Links Traditional Eucharistic Practices to Stronger Belief in Christ’s Presence

Leo XIV, China and attention to communities suffering for their faith

«A Genocide,» — A Bishop Speaks Bluntly of the Suffering of Christians in Nigeria

Christianophobia, a Political and Media Taboo That Fuels Crimes Against Children in the United States

Faith Before Technology

One Hundred Days of Pope Leo: An Approximation

UNICEF spends hundreds of millions of dollars promoting sexually explicit content, according to research