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

Mar 27, 2023 05:26

ZENIT Staff

Female Athletes. Photo: AdfMedia

Justice and Peace•Testimonies

Cardinal Joseph Zen, Archbishop Emeritus of Hong Kong, Is Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

Other Hong Kong nominees have spent time in prison for defending human rights.

Feb 06, 2023 22:32

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace

AZ Senate president, House speaker seek to defend pro-life law prohibiting disability discrimination

Abortionists filed suit to kill law that prevents babies from being targeted for death because of a disability.

Feb 06, 2023 06:35

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace

Wisconsin parents ask court to affirm their freedom to direct care, education of children

The parents filed a lawsuit in November 2021 against the Kettle Moraine School District to challenge its policy that encourages minor students to change their name and gender pronouns at school without parental consent.

Feb 06, 2023 06:26

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Persecuted Christians

USA: student may wear previously banned masks with “Jesus Loves Me” sign

Mississippi school district discards illegal policy, allows 3rd-grader to wear ‘Jesus Loves Me’ face mask. ADF lawsuit prompts enactment of new policy that means students can’t be singled out, censored.

Jan 26, 2023 15:22

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Local Church•Pope Francis

Pope Francis Says That as a Child He Served A Ukrainian Priest Before Religious Leaders of That Country

A delegation of the Pan-Ukrainian Council of Churches and of Religious Organizations went to the Vatican where they were received in private audience by the Pope.

Jan 26, 2023 14:16

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis Clarifies in An Interview That He Spoke with Ukrainian President Zelensky and Describes the Tone of the Conversation

Pope reveals the central issue discussed between him and the President of Ukraine at the meeting in mid-May. He also says what he believes about the territories annexed by Russia.

Once Again the Pope’s Health: What Happened to Him as He Cancelled His Agenda?

On the morning of Friday, May 26, the Press Office of the Holy See reported that “Due to a feverish state, Pope Francis has not received an audience.”

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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

Cardinal Joseph Zen, Archbishop Emeritus of Hong Kong, Is Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

AZ Senate president, House speaker seek to defend pro-life law prohibiting disability discrimination

Wisconsin parents ask court to affirm their freedom to direct care, education of children

USA: student may wear previously banned masks with “Jesus Loves Me” sign

Pope Francis Says That as a Child He Served A Ukrainian Priest Before Religious Leaders of That Country