South Korea: statistics show vitality of Catholicism, 11.3% of the population

May 07, 2024 23:31

ZENIT Staff

South Korean Catholics. Photo: Uijeongbu Catholic Parish

Marriage and Family•Pope Francis

What does the success of a marriage depend on? Pope Francis answers

Speech to the international leaders of the Equipes Notre-Dame Movement

May 04, 2024 01:49

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis•Young People

Pope Francis speaks out against unattainable stereotypes, illusory replicas and impossible ideals for young people

Pope’s address to the members of the Blanquerna Foundation of the Spanish Diocese of Barcelona

May 04, 2024 01:23

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Local Church

Burundi: Bishops denounce political murders and human rights violations

Burundi – a small country in Africa with a population of around 13 million – has been shaken by a security crisis stemming from political turmoil going back to the early 1990s

May 04, 2024 01:09

Amy Balog

Good News•Local Church

Syria: Christian families return to homes rebuilt after the uprising

Darayya became the centre of the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad’s government in 2012, resulting in heavy fighting and prompting the majority of its 300,000 inhabitants to flee. By the time the government negotiated a ceasefire with rebel groups in 2016, 90 percent of the city had been destroyed, with many churches in the area vandalised and icons stolen.

May 04, 2024 00:57

Amy Balog

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology•Justice and Peace

Majority of Catholic Colleges for Women Enrol Men that Identify Themselves as Women

“We have a double crisis of identity: among young people captured by the gender ideology and among the Catholic Universities that challenge the Church and reject its teaching, which is fundamental for authentic Catholic education.”

May 02, 2024 00:51

Rafael Manuel Tovar

A Church Against the Logic of War: Vatican Voices, Middle East Realities, and the Risk of a Vanishing Christianity

Parolin, speaking on the sidelines of a book presentation dedicated to Pope Leo XIV, framed the current moment as one of dangerous escalation. His message was directed not only at Washington but also at Israel: conflicts must be resolved through diplomacy, not force

Pope Leo XIV summons bishops to Rome to discuss the reimplementation of the controversial Amoris Laetitia

The Pope has invited the presidents of the world’s Episcopal Conferences to Rome to discern the steps to be taken to proclaim the Gospel to today’s families, in light of Amoris Laetitia

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South Korea: statistics show vitality of Catholicism, 11.3% of the population

President Biden Confers on Catholic Priest the Greatest Civil Distinction of the United States

USA: Publication Shows That Progressive Clergy Is Extinguishing and Conservative Is Growing

Governments Complain About Low Birth Rates at UN Population Conference

USA: WV female athlete, teachers across country stand up against Biden admin’s Title IX rewrite

How TikTok Also Uses Catholic Nuns to Wash its Image in the U.S.

On eve of swearing-in of new Swiss Guardsmen, Pope receives Swiss president

What does the success of a marriage depend on? Pope Francis answers

Pope Francis speaks out against unattainable stereotypes, illusory replicas and impossible ideals for young people

Burundi: Bishops denounce political murders and human rights violations

Syria: Christian families return to homes rebuilt after the uprising

Majority of Catholic Colleges for Women Enrol Men that Identify Themselves as Women