After the Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling, Northern Ireland Faces a New Conversation on Faith in Schools

Nov 27, 2025 17:55

the court concluded that the Christian-centered religious education delivered in the region’s primary schools is unlawful as currently structured. Photo: Europa Press

Good News•Local Church•Vocations

One-third of Catholic clergy in the United Kingdom are Anglican converts: the surprising revelations of an investigation

The researchers note that in an average year the movement is measured not in crowds—typically up to eleven Anglican clergy received, and roughly the same number ordained. Still, the long-term arithmetic is striking. The authors estimate that around 700 Anglican clergy, religious, and even bishops from England, Wales, and Scotland have entered the Catholic Church since 1992

Nov 23, 2025 12:15

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Good News•Local Church

Catholic church in Spain wins World Architecture Festival award for best building in the world

The international recognition, however, has a significance that reaches beyond aesthetics. Las Chumberas, a neighborhood long marked by urban decline, has found in this project a catalyst for renewal. The plaza has become a daily meeting place

Nov 21, 2025 15:35

Covadonga Asturias

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Young People

How often do Catholic students attend Mass or listen to the Pope? The surprising revelations of a study

Surprisingly, the newly elected Pope Leo XIV has already gained notable traction. More than half of respondents say he influences their faith, despite his short time in office

Nov 20, 2025 18:18

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

What the 2025 Theology Survey Reveals About American Faith

What emerges in the data is less an abandonment of Christianity than its ongoing reinterpretation — a search for transcendence conducted in the vocabulary of tradition, yet shaped profoundly by the priorities of modern individualism

Nov 19, 2025 17:13

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Muslim groups commit massacre of Christians in Congo: nearly 30 dead

Villagers had been preparing for an ordinary night. Instead, they awoke to gunfire, flames, and the frantic cries of neighbors. By dawn, at least 28 bodies had been recovered from Makuta and Django—two districts whose names now mark the latest chapter of a tragedy that has become routine in Congo’s eastern provinces

Nov 19, 2025 17:07

ZENIT Staff

The Middle East, the spread of war, and the position of the Pope and the Catholic Church

As the Middle East faces the prospect of a broader regional war, the Vatican’s hope remains that diplomacy — not missiles — will ultimately shape the future of the region.

Leo XIV perfects the mission of the Pontifical Academy for Life

The 2026 update is narrower in scope. Its most visible innovation is the formal introduction of “collaborators” — a new category distinct from the academy’s academic members.

After the Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling, Northern Ireland Faces a New Conversation on Faith in Schools

Mass Attendance Boom: The Case of the US Diocese of Bridgeport

Vatican Dicastery Rejects Resignation of the Commissioner of the Heralds of the Gospel

The Catholic Church becomes the second most popular religion for weddings in the United Kingdom

Monaco reaffirms its Catholic identity by halting abortion reform: Prince refuses to enact the law

First woman appointed as General Secretary of the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland

The health (physical, mental, and spiritual) of Australian clergy in 2025: What interesting research reveals

One-third of Catholic clergy in the United Kingdom are Anglican converts: the surprising revelations of an investigation

Catholic church in Spain wins World Architecture Festival award for best building in the world

How often do Catholic students attend Mass or listen to the Pope? The surprising revelations of a study

What the 2025 Theology Survey Reveals About American Faith

Muslim groups commit massacre of Christians in Congo: nearly 30 dead