Scotland: Catholic Church responds to “damaging” Assisted Suicide Bill

Apr 07, 2024 22:52

ZENIT Staff

Photo: Forum Libertas

Gender Ideology•Justice and Peace•Local Church•Marriage and Family

Ireland Rejects Change in the Constitution and Continues Protection of Women and the Family

The Catholic Church in Ireland pronounced itself against the changes driven by the Government and the majority of the parties of the Opposition. In a world increasingly estranged from family values, Irish citizens rejected the amendments with 65% of the votes.

Mar 14, 2024 00:35

Rafael Llanes

Justice and Peace•Religious Freedom

Sweden denies asylum to 84-year-old Iraqi Christian. Dies on repatriation flight

The victim is the Chaldean Hanna Saka, who died while returning to Baghdad after the Swedish expulsion order. The fatal illness on board the plane, but problems had already emerged before boarding. For his brother, his condition worsened after the rejection of his asylum application. Iraqi Christians and migration, an ever-present issue.

Mar 11, 2024 23:12

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Pro Life•Young People

Mob Surrounds and Attacks Pro-Life Students of Manchester University: Threatened to Violate the Pro-Life Women

They were spat on, physically threatened, and they yelled at a student that they would «rape her.» Jacob, treasurer of the Manchester Pro-Life Society, told Catholic Herald that «if it wasn’t for the police and security, people would have been physically hurt.»

Mar 10, 2024 23:49

Rafael Llanes

Bioethics•Justice and Peace

Belgium: euthanasia cases increased by 15% in 2023

There was only one euthanasia of a minor — a 16-year-old girl with a brain tumour who donated her organs after her death. There have only been five confirmed cases of euthanised minors since Belgium’s euthanasia law was amended in 2014.

Mar 08, 2024 19:51

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Justice and Peace

New Book Reveals Sordid History of UN Population Control

The authors note that the “Human Reproductive Progamme” was founded amid the furor over the “population bomb” scare popularized by Malthusian author Paul Ehrlich, whose 1968 book warned that overpopulation would lead to widespread human suffering, starvation, and death.

Mar 08, 2024 05:04

ZENIT Staff

This is the actual voice of the Pope from the hospital: audio of Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square is being broadcast

Audio and words of the Pope in thanksgiving for prayers for his health

Pope’s health as of Thursday, March 6: Pope did not present respiratory insufficiency and is doing well with respiratory and motor physiotherapy

Given the stability of his condition, the Vatican announced that the next official health update will be provided on Saturday. This decision suggests that, while his recovery is progressing without complications, medical experts are closely monitoring his situation.

Scotland: Catholic Church responds to “damaging” Assisted Suicide Bill

Biden Declares Transgender Day on Easter Sunday; Trump Promises Christian Visibility Day If He Wins

The European Parliament hosts the Salesian Family to promote a positive dialogue about partnerships with the private sector

USA: For the First Time an American Vice-President Visits an Abortion Clinic During An Electoral Period

Archbishop demands government improve security after slaughter of Christians

Mass emigration threatening Christian future in Syria

U.S. Supreme Court protects free speech online

Ireland Rejects Change in the Constitution and Continues Protection of Women and the Family

Sweden denies asylum to 84-year-old Iraqi Christian. Dies on repatriation flight

Mob Surrounds and Attacks Pro-Life Students of Manchester University: Threatened to Violate the Pro-Life Women

Belgium: euthanasia cases increased by 15% in 2023

New Book Reveals Sordid History of UN Population Control