The Mexican Camino de Santiago or Camino de Guadalupe, Reaches Half the Goal in Record Time: 12 Squares and 50 Kilometers

Feb 10, 2024 18:33

With the recent blessing of the three new images of the Virgin on the slopes of the volcano, the “Camino de Guadalupe” already has, in short time, twelve “Guadalupe Squares” Photo: Camino de Guadalupe

Local Church

The Philippines: Faced with Proposals for Changes in the Country’s Constitution, the Church Expresses Her Opposition

The change is proposed to attract foreign investment. Opposed voices warn that it will increase the exploitation of natural resources and of indigenous lands.

Feb 05, 2024 23:27

Rafael Llanes

Local Church•Marriage and Family

USA: National Marriage Week and World Marriage Day to be celebrated from February 7 to 14

National Marriage Week USA, launched in 2010, is part of an international event seeking to mobilize individuals, organizations, and businesses in a common purpose to strengthen marriage in communities and influence the culture

Feb 05, 2024 23:27

ZENIT Staff

Church and World•Local Church•Pope Francis

Church Rejects Anti-Judaism: Pope’s Letter to Jews Living in Israel

Letter of Pope Francis to the Hebrew brothers and sisters in Israel

Feb 03, 2024 19:38

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Religious Freedom

Attack in Catholic Church in Istanbul: More Details Come to Light

The other aspect that could also have moved the hand of these aggressors: is the reaction to the climate of Islamophobia that is being installed and fueled in the West.

Feb 03, 2024 01:23

Rafael Llanes

Local Church

USA: Bishops thank Senator Marco Rubio and Congressman LaHood for praising Catholic schools in Congress and Senate

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Congressman Darin LaHood of Illinois introduced resolutions in their respective chambers commending Catholic Schools.

Feb 02, 2024 23:33

ZENIT Staff

Neither spiritualizing pain nor downplaying suffering: Pope Leo XIV’s powerful response on depression and mental health to a woman who attempted suicide

Pope Leo XIV’s response to a young Catalan woman who attempted suicide due to depression and asked the Holy Father two questions: Where can we see God when the darkness is absolute and we cannot take it anymore? How can we trust in God when it seems that nothing — not even our own life — is worth it?

Do you need to forgive? Leo XIV’s response to a heartbreaking story of crime, drugs, and neglect that moved Spain

Pope Leo XIV’s reply to Desiré, a young woman from Barcelona, who asked the Holy Father: “how can I forgive my father for almost leaving me without a mother?” and “How can I truly be reconciled with God?”

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The Mexican Camino de Santiago or Camino de Guadalupe, Reaches Half the Goal in Record Time: 12 Squares and 50 Kilometers

Catholic Funeral of Former Chilean President Sebastian Piñera, Including Pope’s Message

30 Christians dead in Gaza since war started

Swiss government refuses to suspend contributions to Catholic Church after abuse report

Archdiocese of Seoul Launches Preliminary Research Team for 2027 WYD, Setting the Stage for a Transformative Youth Experience

War in Ukraine? Leader of the Eastern Greek-Catholic Church, the Most Numerous in Communion with the Pope, Responds

Two orthodox Jews harass and spit on Catholic priest in Jerusalem

The Philippines: Faced with Proposals for Changes in the Country’s Constitution, the Church Expresses Her Opposition

USA: National Marriage Week and World Marriage Day to be celebrated from February 7 to 14

Church Rejects Anti-Judaism: Pope’s Letter to Jews Living in Israel

Attack in Catholic Church in Istanbul: More Details Come to Light

USA: Bishops thank Senator Marco Rubio and Congressman LaHood for praising Catholic schools in Congress and Senate