South Korea Faces Turmoil After Martial Law Declaration: Religious Leaders Demand Accountability

Dec 04, 2024 20:40

ZENIT Staff

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Photo: The New York Times

Several activists remain in prison or await sentencing for peaceful demonstrations at abortion facilities

The 330–275 vote marked a deeply divisive turning point, drawing comparisons to the landmark 1967 abortion legislation.

is officially aimed at safeguarding the mental health of young Australians.

CNews by the French media regulator, Arcom

Justice and Peace•Pope Francis

Israeli victims of Hamas attacks meet the Pope

The Pope expressed deep compassion for the victims and reaffirmed the Holy See’s commitment to advocating for the release of those still held captive in Gaza. According to reports, 63 individuals remain detained by Hamas.

Nov 20, 2024 18:25

Rafael Llanes

Justice and Peace•Vatican Diplomacy

Vatican urges UN to continue support for Palestinian refugee agency condemned by Israel

Archbishop Gabriele Caccia Highlights Dire Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza at UN Assembly

Nov 18, 2024 17:00

Tim Daniels

Justice and Peace•Pope Francis•Vatican Diplomacy

Pope Francis sparks debate with call to investigate Gaza genocide allegations

The remarks were swiftly condemned by Israel’s ambassador to the Holy See and the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), who accused the Pope of inflammatory rhetoric.

Nov 18, 2024 17:00

Valentina di Giorgio

Justice and Peace•Local Church

Fear of mass deportations, U.S. bishops take stand in favor of immigrants

“Our country deserves an immigration system that offers fair and generous pathways to full citizenship for immigrants living and working for many years within our borders”, U.S. bishops say

Nov 15, 2024 08:03

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Religious Freedom

Switzerland’s Burqa Ban to Begin January 1, Sparking Mixed Reactions

This ban places Switzerland among a handful of European countries with similar legislation, reigniting debates around religious freedom and national identity. Proponents argue that the ban promotes transparency, citing public security and societal values.

Nov 12, 2024 15:49

ZENIT Staff

Leo XIV begins 2026 with a new papal staff: here is the meaning… and the photos

In a Church often scrutinized for its symbols, Leo XIV’s choice is neither ornamental nor nostalgic. It is a visual theology, compressed into metal and form, reminding both shepherd and faithful that the path forward passes through the wounds of history—but does not end there

Ordinary time, our baptism, and the memory of a gift received: a simple reflection by Leo XIV

Address on the occasion of the Angelus prayer on Sunday, January 11, 2026

South Korea Faces Turmoil After Martial Law Declaration: Religious Leaders Demand Accountability

These are the pro-lifers facing charges for defending unborn babies that Trump could pardon

Historic and Divisive: UK Parliament Advances Assisted Suicide Bill

Australia Enacts World’s First Ban on Social Media for Under-16s Amid Privacy Concerns

Brazil: Supreme Court in favor of the presence of crucifixes in public institutions

One of Europe’s Most Wanted Criminals Captured: Murdered Priest and Attacked Nun

France: 100 thousand euros fine for TV channel for saying that abortion is first cause of death

Israeli victims of Hamas attacks meet the Pope

Vatican urges UN to continue support for Palestinian refugee agency condemned by Israel

Pope Francis sparks debate with call to investigate Gaza genocide allegations

Fear of mass deportations, U.S. bishops take stand in favor of immigrants

Switzerland’s Burqa Ban to Begin January 1, Sparking Mixed Reactions