New Zealand’s Royal Commission Exposes Widespread Abuse in Religious and State Care

Jul 25, 2024 17:23

ZENIT Staff

Protest ahead of publication of Royal Commission into Care Abuse report in Parliament Photo: CNN

Cardinal Louis Raphaël Sako, Patriarch of the Chaldean Catholic Church

Maccio Sanctuary in Villa Guardia, Como, Italy.

In 2023, a Senate committee approved a bill to legalize divorce, which is now awaiting a second reading, possibly in the coming year.

Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital, will lose the title of the country’s Primate Archdiocese

According to the bishop, the abduction, forced conversion and marriage of children is a serious problem in Pakistan

Local Church

According to a Survey, American Catholics Are Contrary to Their Bishops in the Matter of Immigration

The public opinion of the majority of Americans states that the immigration is an invasion.

Jul 21, 2024 07:15

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Local Church•Vatican Diplomacy

Cardinal Parolin Presented Candidates for President of Lebanon During His Visit to the Country

According to reports, among the names proposed by the Vatican are two former Lebanese Ambassadors to the Holy See

Jul 18, 2024 07:24

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Persecuted Christians•Religious Freedom

Traditional Congregation Accused of “Brain Washing”: Superior Faces Prison

The MFND’s lawyer questioned the Constitutionality of the anti-sect laws and the dispositions against the “abuse of weakness.” The MFND has rejected the accusations, pointing out that the complainants have questionable antecedents and their testimonies are inconsistent.

Jul 18, 2024 06:38

Covadonga Asturias

Good News•Local Church

Plans to build more Catholic churches in Egypt as religious freedom returns

Patriarch Sidrak said that the Coptic Catholic Church “plays an important charitable role in Egypt, through its schools, hospitals and clinics”, providing much-needed assistance to those in need amid an ongoing economic crisis and high unemployment.

Jul 17, 2024 12:16

Amy Balog

Local Church•Pope Francis

Investigation into plot to assassinate Pope Francis in Trieste, Italy

The bishop of Trieste, Bishop Enrico Trevisi, assured that the Pope was informed about the incident, but decided to go ahead with his visit.

Jul 17, 2024 06:39

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV Meets with Victims of Abuse in Spain

During the conversation, which lasted almost an hour, each of those present, drawing on their own painful personal experiences, offered the Pope proposals for a more effective Church response to these tragic cases.

The Pope’s powerful homily on the Feast of Corpus Christi: may religiosity not be a museum of the past, but a school of faith from which we can draw inspiration even today

Homily by the Holy Father on the occasion of Corpus Christi in Madrid

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New Zealand’s Royal Commission Exposes Widespread Abuse in Religious and State Care

Chaldean Catholic Church reacts 7 months after gay blessings: will not give them

New «forward» from Dicastery Doctrine of the Faith for an Italian’s views on the Holy Trinity

Fraudulent Deacons Deceive a Bishop and Receive Diaconal Ordination

Philippines: debate on legalization of divorce heated

By Pope Francis’ Decision, Buenos Aires Is No Longer the Primate Diocese of Argentina

Legal age for Christians to marry in Pakistan increased

According to a Survey, American Catholics Are Contrary to Their Bishops in the Matter of Immigration

Cardinal Parolin Presented Candidates for President of Lebanon During His Visit to the Country

Traditional Congregation Accused of “Brain Washing”: Superior Faces Prison

Plans to build more Catholic churches in Egypt as religious freedom returns

Investigation into plot to assassinate Pope Francis in Trieste, Italy