“Pope Leo XIV’s Paths”: New Tourist Route Is Presented in Peru

Jul 24, 2025 21:30

ZENIT Staff

the route promotes spiritual encounter through the cultural and natural heritage Photo: ANDINA/Presidency of Peru

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

Ireland: Excavations Continue in Tuam, Searching for Church Culprits

In Ireland, excavations are resuming in Tuam, searching for the bones of 796 children who were housed at the local Mother and Baby Home between 1925 and 1961. The media blames the nuns, as if they were the ones who murdered them. The reality is very different.

Jul 19, 2025 08:11

ZENIT Staff

Holy Land•Local Church•Persecuted Christians

The Jewish State of Israel Bombs Catholic Church in Gaza: Parish Priest Wounded, Pope Leo XIV Speaks Out

The victims were not combatants. They were not even passersby. They were people taking refuge in a compound they believed to be safe. Elderly women sitting in a Caritas Jerusalem psychosocial support tent, young people in the inner courtyard, entire families who, after losing their homes, had found a last refuge in the Church.

Jul 17, 2025 17:03

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

Government projects allusions to abortion in Mexico City cathedral

The Culture Secretariat acknowledged the Cathedral’s request and agreed to “act accordingly,” though it remains unclear whether the deleted content will reappear elsewhere or is gone for good.

Jul 17, 2025 17:00

Enrique Villegas

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

U.S. Catholic priests write to Pope asking for just canonical process when they receive accusations

Their recent report, circulated among Church leaders and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, outlines a pattern in which accused priests are frequently suspended, named publicly, or otherwise penalized before an investigation concludes—sometimes even without sufficient preliminary evidence

Jul 17, 2025 16:57

ZENIT Staff

Church and World•Local Church

Papua New Guinea’s Christian Nation Declaration Sparks Concern Among Catholic Leaders

The Church leader also voiced concern about a growing political tendency to appropriate theological language and symbolism without sufficient spiritual discernment. “Politicians are not theologians,” he said bluntly, “and they are stepping into sacred territory without the tools to handle it responsibly.”

Jul 16, 2025 16:05

Elizabeth Owens

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“Pope Leo XIV’s Paths”: New Tourist Route Is Presented in Peru

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Timothy Schmalz’s “Homeless Jesus” installed and blessed in Santiago de Compostela

Federal Court Halts Washington Law That Threatened Seal of Confession

Chaldean Catholic Patriarch of Iraq: “Let us save the historic Christian cemeteries of Najaf”

Fifth Deep fake to a bishop: they clone his voice and ask for money in his name

Kenya’s President Sparks Debate with Plans for Grand Church at State House

Ireland: Excavations Continue in Tuam, Searching for Church Culprits

The Jewish State of Israel Bombs Catholic Church in Gaza: Parish Priest Wounded, Pope Leo XIV Speaks Out

Government projects allusions to abortion in Mexico City cathedral

U.S. Catholic priests write to Pope asking for just canonical process when they receive accusations

Papua New Guinea’s Christian Nation Declaration Sparks Concern Among Catholic Leaders