Church and indigenous peoples: the architecture of reconciliation

Mar 30, 2023 14:19

ZENIT Staff

Indigenous Of The Amazon In Rome © REPAM

Justice and Peace•Persecuted Christians

Green light for trial of student banned from U.S. university for expressing religious views

Two weeks after receiving a letter from ADF attorneys informing the university that stifling DeJong’s speech based on her viewpoint is unconstitutional, officials finally disclosed to DeJong the materials underlying the no-contact orders and related investigation.

Mar 20, 2023 15:26

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Persecuted Christians

USA: Three Out of Five Workers Fear to Share Their Religious Points of View in the Workplace

The survey results show that two-thirds of employed adults in the United States believe that discussing their political or religious beliefs at work can harm them.

Mar 19, 2023 21:49

Rafael Llanes

Church and World•Justice and Peace

Holy See Mission Hosts Anti-Trafficking Memorandum Signing

Representatives from the Santa Marta Group and the United States Homeland Security Investigations gathered at the Holy See Mission to the United Nations on Wednesday, February 15, 2023 to sign a crucial partnership agreement in the prevention of human trafficking.

Feb 16, 2023 19:39

ZENIT Staff

Church and World•Justice and Peace•Local Church

Pope’s plea to set Cuban protestors free

The papal envoy said that before travelling to Cuba he discussed the jailed protestors’ situation with Pope Francis, on 7th January.

Feb 16, 2023 12:05

John Newton

Analysis Opinion•Justice and Peace•Local Church

USA: 20 Prosecutors Against the FBI for Harassment and Prejudice Against Catholics

The case of the FBI’s Memorandum against Catholics that go to Mass in Latin continues to make news. Prosecutors of 20 Federal States wrote Attorney General Merrick Garland to demand that Federal Agents and President Biden stop attacking Americans for their beliefs.

Feb 15, 2023 20:14

ZENIT Staff

Traits of a diplomacy of hope: the Pope’s address to ambassadors with whom the Vatican has diplomatic relations

Address of the Pope to the members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the presentation of New Year greetings.

of the 194 countries, the Holy See does not have diplomatic relations with ten

Vatican Reveals Number of Countries with Which It Has Diplomatic Relations

At present, 184 States have full diplomatic relations with the Holy See. To these must be added the European Union and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. There are 90 Diplomatic Missions accredited to the Holy See with headquarters in Rome, among them those of the European Union and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.

Church and indigenous peoples: the architecture of reconciliation

Canada: Bishops’ statement on Vatican’s note on “Doctrine of Discovery”

USA: bishops comment on Vatican note on the “Doctrine of Discovery”

How Are Good Friday’s Alms Allocated? Here Is the Data

WA counselor asks US Supreme Court to protect his First Amendment freedoms

USA: Female athletes urge 2nd Circuit to protect women’s sports in rehearing of CT case

Haiti: Second kidnapped priest released

Green light for trial of student banned from U.S. university for expressing religious views

USA: Three Out of Five Workers Fear to Share Their Religious Points of View in the Workplace

Holy See Mission Hosts Anti-Trafficking Memorandum Signing

Pope’s plea to set Cuban protestors free

USA: 20 Prosecutors Against the FBI for Harassment and Prejudice Against Catholics