Israeli Journalist Dresses as a Franciscan and Makes Visible Jews’ Discrimination Against Catholics

Jul 29, 2023 21:40

ZENIT Staff

Journalist Yossi Eli In Franciscan Habit Walking With Franciscan Priest Alberto Perry

Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Peru: What Does the Sodality of Christian Life Think About Archbishop Charles Scicluna’s Visit to Peru to Investigate Them?

Enrique Villegas (ZENIT News / Lima, 07.24.2023).- During the penultimate week of the month of July, several media of Peru announced a visit of a Holy See delegation, which would carry out investigations on the abuse of minors related to the Sodality […]

Jul 24, 2023 02:53

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

An Anglican Takes the Helm of the Ecumenical Community of Taizé

This significant handover marks a moment of great importance for Taizé.

Jul 24, 2023 02:45

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Local Church

Congress vs. FBI: Alleged Spying on American Catholics

The confrontation between the Judiciary Committee and the FBI has taken a defiant turn due to the unmet subpoenas and demands for transparency regarding the alleged spying on American Catholics

Jul 21, 2023 23:58

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

USA: Bishops Show Commitment to “One Church One Mission” with Grants Supporting the Poor, Suffering, and Marginalized Around the World

The fund supports USCCB efforts for pastoral and reconstruction efforts, as well as the humanitarian relief efforts of Catholic Relief Services and/or Catholic Charities USA, the official relief agencies of the U.S. Catholic Church.

Jul 21, 2023 00:41

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Testimonies

Ukraine: Catholic diocese provides life-saving aid to people traumatized by the war

Diocesan buildings have been turned into accommodation and “almost half of Roman Catholic families in the region have housed IDPs in their own homes”, Bishop Mykola Petro Luchok told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN).

Jul 21, 2023 00:10

ZENIT Staff

A new “labor law” for the Vatican: this is what Pope Leo XIV approved

At the heart of the reform lies a significant expansion of ULSA’s governing council, the body responsible for consultation and for drafting proposals in labor legislation. For the first time since the office was created in 1988 under Saint John Paul II, the Secretariat of State will have a formal seat at the table

PHOTO GALLERY: Pope Leo XIV revives childhood tradition: mass blessing of “baby Jesus” figures at the Vatican

The initiative, organized by the Centro Oratori Romani and dating back to 1969 under Paul VI, has long been a fixture of Advent in Rome

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Israeli Journalist Dresses as a Franciscan and Makes Visible Jews’ Discrimination Against Catholics

Archbishops demand West lift sanctions crippling Christian community

Christians in India Suffer More Than Two Attacks a Day

Will the German Synodal Way Continue? German Bishops and Cardinals of the Curia Meet for Further Discussions

Sudan: Christians facing choice between fleeing and hardship

Burundi: Church promoting peace to prevent another genocide

Ukraine: A disaster to have a patriarch who first consecrated the church and then blessed the missile that destroyed it

Peru: What Does the Sodality of Christian Life Think About Archbishop Charles Scicluna’s Visit to Peru to Investigate Them?

An Anglican Takes the Helm of the Ecumenical Community of Taizé

Congress vs. FBI: Alleged Spying on American Catholics

USA: Bishops Show Commitment to “One Church One Mission” with Grants Supporting the Poor, Suffering, and Marginalized Around the World

Ukraine: Catholic diocese provides life-saving aid to people traumatized by the war