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

Feb 05, 2024 23:27

The Catholic Church is calling for reflection, in face of the Filipino Government’s proposal to change the country’s Constitution, approved in 1987 Photo: COPE

Local Church

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

Although he was reported missing on Thursday, February 1, he has been missing since Tuesday, January 30.

Feb 01, 2024 23:36

Enrique Villegas

Local Church•Pope Francis

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

After the change of leadership imposed by the Pope and an audience with the new leaders, Pope Francis sends letter in context of two important anniversaries of Communion and Liberation, calling for unity and obedience

Feb 01, 2024 23:31

ZENIT Staff

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

Peru’s President Confirms the Pope’s Visit for November 2026: Here’s Everything We Know

José María Balcázar, announced after a lengthy audience with the Pontiff that Leo XIV personally confirmed his intention to visit Peru during the first half of November 2026. According to Balcázar, the Pope’s route will include Lima, Chiclayo, Piura, Pucallpa in the Amazon region, and Cusco.

Leo XIV emphasizes the need for safe spaces within the Church to experience love with Jesus Christ

Address by the Holy Father to Members of the Center for Research and Training on Child Protection

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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

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