Kamala Harris’s Indian world

Aug 21, 2024 18:18

ZENIT Staff

Harris is the daughter of Shyamala Gopalan, a scientist originally from Tamil Nadu Photo: AsiaNews

which was strongly supported by the Supreme Rada with 265 votes in favour and just 29 against

received a payout of £13,000 from West Midlands Police in acknowledgement of her unjust treatment, and the breach of her human rights.

locals are elated that the pope will be coming – despite the city being hard to reach.

Agnes said she had seen a brilliant light coming from the convent’s tabernacle

Good News•Local Church

Pools for the Sick Reopen in the Shrine of Lourdes, Closed Since the Pandemic

The return to total immersion in the water was welcomed with approval by thousands of patients, especially the disabled and the volunteers who supported them in France’s 151 National Pilgrimage on the occasion of the Solemnity of the Assumption.

Aug 20, 2024 07:48

Rafael Llanes

Holy Land•Religious Life

Israeli government bans Transfiguration feast: Catholic Patriarch replies

The recurrent Israeli portrayal of Christian prayers and religious ceremonies as private events necessitating security measures-an approach distinctly detached from the spiritual essence of these occasions-serves as a persistent excuse to impede Christians from exercising their faith.

Aug 19, 2024 18:02

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Marriage and Family

Growing Opposition to Divorce in the Philippines, Survey Reveals

The survey delved deeper into public opinion by exploring specific scenarios, such as divorce due to «irreconcilable differences.» Even in this context, public sentiment remained largely divided, with 42% opposing and 34% supporting the idea.

Aug 19, 2024 17:55

ZENIT Staff

Bioethics•Pope Francis

What is Pope Francis’ opinion on the death penalty? Full text in new book

Pope’s Preface to the book “A Christian on Death Row: My Commitment to Those Condemned”

Aug 19, 2024 17:51

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Revolution in Theology? A Closer Look at the Significance of Pope Francis’ Ad Theologiam Promovendam

A Closer Look at the Significance of Pope Francis’ Ad Theologiam Promovendam

Aug 19, 2024 17:49

ZENIT Staff

Confirmed: The 4th Mediterranean Meeting will take place in Barcelona with the Pope in attendance

Their meeting with the Pope, held in the Apostolic Palace, lasted about an hour and centered on preparations for the next major milestone: a gathering of Mediterranean bishops scheduled for June 9–12 in Barcelona. It will be the fourth such assembly, following earlier encounters in Bari (2020), Florence (2022) and Marseille (2023), and will revolve around a single, urgent theme—peace

For the first time, a pope (Leo XIV) will receive the U.S. Medal of Freedom: here’s what you need to know

Organizers have been explicit about this broader interpretation. For them, honoring the pope is not only about recognizing an individual, but about narrating a longer story—one that includes multiple faith traditions and acknowledges the complex path through which religious liberty became a foundational principle in the United States

Kamala Harris’s Indian world

Ukrainian Parliament Declares Illegal Orthodox Church in Communion with Moscow

New UN Cybercrime Treaty Opens Door to Pedophilia and Legalizes Child Sexting

Police pay over $10,000 to Christian woman arrested for praying outside abortion clinic

Women’s groups, 26 states ask US Supreme Court to hear cases seeking to protect women’s sports

Pope’s visit awakens fervor: Rosaries of 4,000 people in Papua New Guinea

Famous Japanese Visionary of the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Akita, Died

Pools for the Sick Reopen in the Shrine of Lourdes, Closed Since the Pandemic

Israeli government bans Transfiguration feast: Catholic Patriarch replies

Growing Opposition to Divorce in the Philippines, Survey Reveals

What is Pope Francis’ opinion on the death penalty? Full text in new book

Revolution in Theology? A Closer Look at the Significance of Pope Francis’ Ad Theologiam Promovendam