Biden officially awards George Soros: champion of abortion, sexual orientation and gender identity and censorship

Jan 13, 2025 17:31

ZENIT Staff

George Soros and Joe Biden Photo: IMAGO/CNP/AdMedia (www.imago-images.de)

This document will be tested for three years and applies only to Italian Seminaries.

the country has seen a growth in priestly vocations in recent years

Good News•Testimonies

Brazilian Nun Becomes World’s Oldest Person, Embraces Life of Prayer and Quiet Devotion

Born on June 8, 1908, in São Francisco de Assis, Brazil, Sister Inah’s early years were anything but promising. Doctors believed she wouldn’t survive infancy due to her frail health. However, defying all odds, she has lived through two world wars, the advent of electricity in her hometown, and the rise of modern Brazil

Jan 10, 2025 15:30

Enrique Villegas

Cardinals and Bishops•Local Church

Cardinal Timothy Dolan to Open President Trump’s Inauguration with Prayer

Dolan’s role underscores the spiritual underpinnings of an inauguration often framed as a secular ceremony. “Faith is a gift—it’s God’s initiative, not ours,” Dolan said. “It’s not our energy that drives it; we simply must accept and cooperate.”

Jan 10, 2025 15:27

Tim Daniels

Local Church

Sodalitium of Christian Life Begins Its General Assembly: To Press On with Its Process of Renewal with the Intervention of the Holy See

Among the most relevant points on the agenda are the election of a new Superior General and his Council for the 2025-2030 period. Revisited, likewise, is the Community’s current state and the “text of revision and modifications of the Constitutions,” which will be presented for its approval.

Jan 10, 2025 14:15

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis•Vatican Diplomacy

Traits of a diplomacy of hope: the Pope’s address to ambassadors with whom the Vatican has diplomatic relations

Address of the Pope to the members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the presentation of New Year greetings.

Jan 09, 2025 18:28

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Local Church

Pilgrimage Boom: Camino de Santiago Hits Record-Breaking Numbers in 2024

The surge in pilgrim numbers is a testament to the Camino’s enduring allure. In 2024, over 38,000 Americans made the journey, solidifying their place as the second-largest group of pilgrims after Spaniards, who accounted for over 200,000 walkers. Italy and Germany also contributed significantly, with 28,599 and 23,462 pilgrims, respectively.

Jan 09, 2025 18:19

ZENIT Staff

Do you need to forgive, or have you been forgiven? This brief reflection by Pope Leo XIV is for you

Address on the Occasion of the Angelus Prayer on Sunday, September 13, 2026

Leo XIV in France: What the Numbers Show and What You Need to Know About a Visit That’s Already Being Called a Success

Leo XIV will encounter both enormous crowds and much smaller groups, moving between the public square and more intimate encounters

Biden officially awards George Soros: champion of abortion, sexual orientation and gender identity and censorship

UN Office Proposes Labeling Abortion-Related Deaths as Femicides

Questions about liturgy: Choirs in Entrance Processions

Vatican Approved Gays in Seminaries? Dismantling a Lie

Pope Francis Intervenes in Two of the Most Vocationally Flourishing Congregations: The Incarnate Word and the Women’s Branch

USA: “9 Days for Life” Unites Hundreds of Thousands in Prayer for the Protection of Life

Vocations grow in Burkina Faso despite terrorism

Brazilian Nun Becomes World’s Oldest Person, Embraces Life of Prayer and Quiet Devotion

Cardinal Timothy Dolan to Open President Trump’s Inauguration with Prayer

Sodalitium of Christian Life Begins Its General Assembly: To Press On with Its Process of Renewal with the Intervention of the Holy See

Traits of a diplomacy of hope: the Pope’s address to ambassadors with whom the Vatican has diplomatic relations

Pilgrimage Boom: Camino de Santiago Hits Record-Breaking Numbers in 2024