The Papal Court and the Future of the Church

Aug 12, 2024 17:44

ZENIT Staff

In the Courts of Three Popes By Mary Ann Glendon (Image, 2024)

with Father José Enrique Oyarzún, LC, Rector of the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum

Analysis Opinion•Bioethics•Interview

What Catholics (and non-Catholics alike) should know about transhumanism and emerging technologies explained by a priest

Fr. Michael Baggot, editor and author of Enhancement Fit for Humanity: Perspectives on Emerging Technologies, offers an in-depth analysis of Transhumanism and Emerging Technologies in his latest interview with Matt Fradd on the United States’ most renowned Catholic long-form discussion program Pints with Aquinas

Feb 06, 2024 00:54

ZENIT Staff

Church and World•Interview

On «just war» and the peace being built by the Church: interview with Vatican Secretary of State

Vatican diplomacy faces the test of a “third world war fought in piecemeal.” The task of Christians and the radical crisis of trust. In the December issue of Traces, a dialogue with Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See.

Dec 05, 2023 23:09

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Interview

Vatican Diplomacy? The Challenge to Assume Responsibilities in a Different Way from The Past

Geo-Literature that moves the world: the power of diplomacy and the fascination of books, also in the Church’s international action. Interview with diplomat Fernand Gentilini

Nov 22, 2023 15:59

ZENIT Staff

Interview•Pope Francis

In a New Interview Pope Addresses Crisis, Messianism and Reveals a Possible Trip to New Guinea . . . and Argentina

Among the main revelations are the important trips that remain in his pontificate

Oct 19, 2023 23:24

ZENIT Staff

Church and World•Interview

Israel-Palestine conflict: Vatican offers to mediate as needed

Cardinal Secretary of State of the Pope calls for proportionality in the legitimate defense of Israel, expresses his concern for the civilian victims of the bombing of Gaza and reiterates that, despite what is happening, for a truly just peace it is necessary to reach a two-state solution

Oct 14, 2023 22:53

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In what sense is the Bible the Word of God in human words? Pope Leo XIV responds

Pope’s general audience, February 4, 2026, on “Sacred Scripture: God’s Word in human words”

Leo XIV Prepares for a 2026 of Key Trips: Peru and Africa on the Horizon. Here Is All That Is Known

Peru will not be the only significant stop. The Vatican is also working on what will be Leo XIV’s first African visit as Pope. Although there is still no official schedule, two countries have already publicly confirmed their inclusion: Angola and Equatorial Guinea.

The Papal Court and the Future of the Church

Ecclesiastical Academic Institution Promotes Culture of Dialogue

From Putin to Gaza, abuse and Fiducia Supplicans. Interview with the Pope

Resurrection: The Method of Accompaniment in Transcendent Mourning That Heals and Evangelizes

For the first time a Cardinal (Muller) on one of the most watched programs in the world: the Tucker Carlson vlog

Interview: broadening desire or what does it mean to talk about affectivity, love and friendship?

Interview with the Secretary of State on the interview with Pope Francis and the diplomatic crisis resulting from it.

What Catholics (and non-Catholics alike) should know about transhumanism and emerging technologies explained by a priest

On «just war» and the peace being built by the Church: interview with Vatican Secretary of State

Vatican Diplomacy? The Challenge to Assume Responsibilities in a Different Way from The Past

In a New Interview Pope Addresses Crisis, Messianism and Reveals a Possible Trip to New Guinea . . . and Argentina

Israel-Palestine conflict: Vatican offers to mediate as needed