In What Capacity Does Archbishop Charles Scicluna Speak about Discussing Celibacy for a Second Time?

Feb 04, 2024 03:03

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta

Local Church

Collective Action Needed to Prevent the Evil of Human Trafficking, says U.S. Bishops’ Migration Chairman

The Catholic Church observes the International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking on February 8, the feast day of Saint Josephine Bakhita, the patroness of human trafficking survivors

Feb 01, 2024 23:28

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Telepathy: Elon Musk’s Chip: Between Benefits and Risks

Neuralink, Musk’s company, has carried out the first implantation of a chip capable of reading brain waves and transmitting them to a PC. The operation has a therapeutic purpose in a broad sense, but it also presents risks, from health to transhuman drift.

Feb 01, 2024 23:23

ZENIT Staff

Religious Freedom•Testimonies

Archbishop testifies to Islamic violence against Christians in Pakistan before British Parliament

According to a report by the National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP), out of the estimated 7,000 perpetrators, only about 300 were arrested for vandalism and arson by the end of last October, and at least 100 of them were later released.

Jan 31, 2024 23:21

Amy Balog

Local Church•Young People

The Future of the Catholic Church in the United States Passes Through the Hispanic Community

Latin Catholics represent 40% of the Catholics of the United States, and they are the majority of those of school age that profess the religion . However, they are not well represented in Catholic schools and in the priesthood: pupils in Catholic schools constitute 19% and there are only 3% of Latin priests in the country.

Jan 31, 2024 16:23

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Analysis Opinion

Russia vs. Ukraine: the demographic plan for Crimea

The administration of the territory annexed by Russia in 2014 flaunts the results of its plan to improve the condition of the population. But beyond the numbers (all to be proven) on the fight against alcoholism and the ‘700 mass cultural events’, the numbers speak of a decrease of more than 15 thousand inhabitants by 2023.

Jan 30, 2024 01:07

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV won’t be visiting the U.S. in 2026, but his popemobile will: here’s what we know

The papal vehicle, now rebranded as the “Hopemobile,” will not simply travel as a static exhibit. Organizers intend it to become a focal point for public encounters, prayer gatherings, and moments of reflection along the route. The objective is twofold: to raise funds for humanitarian programs and to bring the reality of war’s victims

“On the Universality of the Church and the Importance of Dialogue”: A Reflection by Leo XIV

Address by Pope Leo XIV to the Delegation of “Weltkirche & Dialog” from the Archdiocese of Cologne

In What Capacity Does Archbishop Charles Scicluna Speak about Discussing Celibacy for a Second Time?

About the Abuse of the Sacraments for Pastoral Motives: A Call to Attention and a Brief Catechesis of the Holy See for Priests

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

Panamanian cardinal of Spanish origin found: he had been missing for two days

Pope Francis to Communion and Liberation: call to unity and obedience

Collective Action Needed to Prevent the Evil of Human Trafficking, says U.S. Bishops’ Migration Chairman

Telepathy: Elon Musk’s Chip: Between Benefits and Risks

Archbishop testifies to Islamic violence against Christians in Pakistan before British Parliament

The Future of the Catholic Church in the United States Passes Through the Hispanic Community

Russia vs. Ukraine: the demographic plan for Crimea