Archbishop demands government improve security after slaughter of Christians

Mar 21, 2024 00:02

Archbishop Ndagoso highlighted that most food in Nigeria is produced by rural communities like Adama Dutse. Photo: Aid to the Church in Need

Local Church•Pope Francis•Vatican Diplomacy

Statement of the Ukrainian Catholic Church on Pope Francis interview

Statement of the Permanent Synod of the UGCC In light of the interview of Pope Francis Conducted by Radio Télévision Suisse

Mar 12, 2024 23:51

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

Haiti: pastoral work interrupted by violence, but churches remain full

The archbishop added that he struggles to carry out his clerical duties “because one must cope with daily life – and this daily life consists of suffering, violence, gunfights, poverty and deprivation…

Mar 10, 2024 00:25

Amy Balog

Bioethics•Local Church

U.S. bishops speak out on in vitro fertilization in wake of Alabama case

In response to the growing attention to assisted reproductive technologies, Bishop Burbidge, as chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life Activities, spoke about the gift of life

Mar 10, 2024 00:16

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

Update on Christian community and institutions in Gaza

Over 400 Christian families are sheltering in or seeking emergency food aid from both the Greek Orthodox Church of St Porphyrius, and the Holy Family Church. The Greek Orthodox Church provides water, breakfast, and lunch, along with washing facilities. Additionally, the Church is distributing petrol to maintain the operation of generators.

Mar 08, 2024 05:10

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

Holy Land: the suffering of Catholics in Gaza

Last month ACN reported that, out of about 1,000 Christians remaining in Gaza, 30 have lost their lives because of the conflict – 19 have been killed by military action and 11 have died due to a lack of medical care.

Mar 08, 2024 03:45

Amy Balog

Pope Leo XIV assumes his role as Bishop of Rome for the second time and will ordain new priests for his diocese

The authorization, granted on March 7, clears the way for the ordination of eight future priests and seven permanent deacons who have completed the required stages of formation and examination under the diocesan commissions responsible for evaluating candidates for sacred orders

Cardinal of Iran arrives at the Vatican and meets with Pope Leo XIV after the bombing of the country and days without news of him

The Vatican has also recalled the Holy See’s diplomatic representative in Iran, the Indian priest Sebastian Febin, who had been serving as chargé d’affaires of the Apostolic Nunciature in the absence of a nuncio

Archbishop demands government improve security after slaughter of Christians

Five Parish Priests from the United States to Participate in International Meeting of Priests in Rome

Canada: Trudeau Against Religious Freedom Under Bias of “Hate Speech”

Mass emigration threatening Christian future in Syria

Two Cardinals, Abuses and Pope’s Investigation

Ireland Rejects Change in the Constitution and Continues Protection of Women and the Family

How Many Legionaries of Christ Are There in the World? Statistics Are Released Up To 2023

Statement of the Ukrainian Catholic Church on Pope Francis interview

Haiti: pastoral work interrupted by violence, but churches remain full

U.S. bishops speak out on in vitro fertilization in wake of Alabama case

Update on Christian community and institutions in Gaza

Holy Land: the suffering of Catholics in Gaza