Dangar of Asset Ownership Following Iraqi Government’s Measure Against Cardinal Leader of Iraqi Catholics

Jul 13, 2023 10:50

ZENIT Staff

Cardinal-Patriarch Louis R. Sako -Photo Courtesy of the Chaldean Patriarchate of Babylon's Website

Local Church

U.S. Bishops’ Migration Chairman Responds to New Family Reunification Programs

Certain nationals of Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras whose family members are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents can be considered for parole.

Jul 10, 2023 04:23

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Testimonies

Ukrainia: monks staying in Kherson despite misery and devastation

The Ukrainian Greek Catholic monastery helps people by distributing aid and providing pastoral care for those in need. The faithful also continue to visit the monastery to ask for the sacraments of baptism, marriage and confession, according to the Basilian monk.

Jul 09, 2023 02:41

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

How the U.S. church helps the African church with an annual fundraiser

Over one quarter of the total sponsored the formation of clergy, religious and lay leaders. Nearly another quarter supported construction projects, mostly to repair and renovate essential church infrastructure that has deteriorated – critically important in a region where the Catholic faith is growing rapidly.

Jul 06, 2023 03:53

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Armed group killed children in a Ugandan school while chanting their evening prayers

Extremist rebel group ADF-NALU (Allied Democratic Forces – National Army for the Liberation of Uganda) ransacked an educational institute near the border with the DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo) last Friday (16th June), killing 38 students, a school security officer and three others. Six pupils were kidnapped.

Jul 06, 2023 03:48

John Newton

Local Church•Testimonies

New cathedral to be consecrated in diocese shaken by terror

The diocese is in one of the poorest regions of the country and has suffered multiple attacks by extremists.

Jul 06, 2023 03:43

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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Dangar of Asset Ownership Following Iraqi Government’s Measure Against Cardinal Leader of Iraqi Catholics

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U.S. Bishops’ Migration Chairman Responds to New Family Reunification Programs

Ukrainia: monks staying in Kherson despite misery and devastation

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Armed group killed children in a Ugandan school while chanting their evening prayers

New cathedral to be consecrated in diocese shaken by terror