Turbulent Times for Emmanuel Community as Global Leader Steps Down Amid Internal Strains

Aug 11, 2025 20:30

Covadonga Asturias

Michel-Bernard de Vregille Photo: Youtube

The scientists were able to determine the antiquity of the Shroud when studying the deterioration of the linen’s cellulose, a process that occurs gradually over time.

Local Church•Pope Francis

The World’s Largest Mural Is Inaugurated. Where Is It and To Which Pope Is It Dedicated?

The work rises 50 meters from the ground, using a hyper-realistic technique that portrays the Pope with a white dove flapping its wings. Pope Francis is seen smiling and extending his arm as if inviting the dove to take flight.

Aug 04, 2025 18:06

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Local Church•Pro Life

Veterans Deserve Care and Support, not Abortion, say U.S. Bishops’ President and Pro-Life Chairman

In 2022, the VA and dependents’ civilian health benefits were changed to include abortion

Aug 04, 2025 17:51

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Record year for fires targeting Catholic churches: justice system investigates new fire at iconic Parisian parish

The church, a spiritual refuge for locals and tourists alike, will now remain closed for an indefinite period. The doors that welcomed generations of worshippers will stay shut—no Masses, no confessions. Silence of a different kind will reign.

Aug 02, 2025 23:52

Covadonga Asturias

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Young People

How America’s Religious Identity Has Settled—But Not Stopped Shifting

What does this mean for the future of religion in the United States? If current patterns hold, Gallup suggests that Christian affiliation could dip below 50% once millennials become the nation’s senior generation—or even sooner, should Gen Z and the next cohorts maintain their distance from organized religion.

Aug 02, 2025 23:46

Tim Daniels

Justice and Peace•Local Church

Immigration Fraud Crisis Delays U.S. Visas for Catholic Clergy

Some in Congress have recognized the urgency of the matter. Bipartisan legislation has been introduced to extend visas for religious workers, allowing them to remain in the U.S. during this period of administrative gridlock

Aug 02, 2025 00:00

Tim Daniels

Why is Christian archaeology important? Pope Leo XIV provides these answers

Address of the Pope to the professors and students of the Pontifical Institute of Christian Archaeology

What you should know about Pope Leo XIV’s letter on Christian archaeology

The letter repeatedly emphasizes archaeology’s capacity to inspire hope. Modern technologies capable of recovering microscopic details or reconstructing damaged inscriptions remind scholars that even the most neglected materials can reveal unexpected depths

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Turbulent Times for Emmanuel Community as Global Leader Steps Down Amid Internal Strains

Lesbian and Pro-Abortion President of the Scouts and Guides of France Resigns

El Salvador: Catholic Church takes a stand on constitutional reform that would allow Nayib Bukele to run for re-election indefinitely

Five German Catholic dioceses openly oppose brochure promoting blessing of same-sex couples promoted by Episcopal Conference

Brazilian Catholic priest takes Volkswagen to court for modern slavery

Church and scientists respond to superficial “study” claiming that the Shroud of Turin is not authentic

Finland: Priests travel long distances to accompany the growing Catholic community

The World’s Largest Mural Is Inaugurated. Where Is It and To Which Pope Is It Dedicated?

Veterans Deserve Care and Support, not Abortion, say U.S. Bishops’ President and Pro-Life Chairman

Record year for fires targeting Catholic churches: justice system investigates new fire at iconic Parisian parish

How America’s Religious Identity Has Settled—But Not Stopped Shifting

Immigration Fraud Crisis Delays U.S. Visas for Catholic Clergy