FEATURE: Palliative Care: A Right and Mark of Civilized Society

Nov 09, 2015 17:17

Antonio Gaspari

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Pope Francis during his surprise visit to the Little Sisters of the Poor in Washington

Members of Myanmar Parliament attend the Lower House session in capital Naypyidaw

Refugee children from Syria at a clinic in Ramtha

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44-Year-Old Elected Maronite Archbishop of Aleppo, Syria

And Appointment for Byzantine Rite Catholics in Hungary

Nov 04, 2015 16:43

ZENIT Staff

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All Have a Calling to Community Life

Subsidiarity Is at the Heart of Catholic Social Teaching

Nov 03, 2015 17:53

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ANALYSIS: Loosening Restrictions on Marijuana: Discerning Medical From Recreational Use

Studies in Colorado Consider Effects of Legalization

Nov 02, 2015 14:33

Fr. John Flynn

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Canada's Bishops Join With Other Christians, Muslims and Jews in Euthanasia Statement

Advocate for palliative care, respect for the dignity of the human person, human solidarity and psychological, spiritual and emotional support as the ethical and moral response in end-of-life care

Oct 30, 2015 18:50

ZENIT Staff

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FORUM: The Tyranny of the Powerful

«We are conditioned, in America, to think that whatever we want to do ought to be protected in law as a right. However, we should remember that our rights do not come from government»

Oct 29, 2015 17:37

ZENIT Staff

What is the value of human activity in the world? Pope Leo XIV answers

Pope’s General Audience, September 23, 2026, on the meaning of human activity in the universe

Vatican Announces Winner of the “Nobel Prize in Theology”: The 2026 Ratzinger Prize

The Prize will be awarded by the Holy Father Leo XIV on 19 December at the Vatican Apostolic Palace. The Prize is awarded to scholars who have distinguished themselves through outstanding achievements in publication and scientific research. Nominations for the Prize are submitted to the Holy Father, for his approval, by the Foundation’s Scientific Committee.

FEATURE: Palliative Care: A Right and Mark of Civilized Society

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Nuns' Case Against Contraception Mandate

Leader of Canada's Bishops Points Out 5 Points of Concern to New Prime Minister

Myanmar Cardinal: 'Voting Is a Sacred Right'

Progress Made in Reducing Hunger Remains 'Highly Uneven,' Holy See Tells UN

Holy See to UN: We Can't Label the 'Other' as a Threat to Our Way of Life

44-Year-Old Elected Maronite Archbishop of Aleppo, Syria

All Have a Calling to Community Life

ANALYSIS: Loosening Restrictions on Marijuana: Discerning Medical From Recreational Use

Canada's Bishops Join With Other Christians, Muslims and Jews in Euthanasia Statement

FORUM: The Tyranny of the Powerful