Pope Francis Is Clear About the German Church: They Have Done What the Holy See Has Forbidden

Nov 21, 2023 17:34

ZENIT Staff

The Pope's Letter Collects His Personal Concerns

Local Church•Pope Francis•Protection of vulnerable people

Pope Proposes Three Actions to Protect Minors from Abuses

The Holy Father’s address to the participants in the First National Meeting of Territorial Listening Services and Centers for the Protection of Minors and Vulnerable People

Nov 18, 2023 22:23

ZENIT Staff

Holy Land•Persecuted Christians

Gaza: more than 50 Christian homes bombed and 1 nuns’ school bombed

One of the buildings destroyed was the Rosary Sisters’ School. The school had 1,250 students, both Christian and Muslim, and was one of the largest institutions in Gaza educating poor communities.

Nov 18, 2023 22:19

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis•Young People

Pope begins two-year cycle of messages to young people in preparation for Jubilee 2025

The XXXVIII World Youth Day in the particular Churches will be celebrated on November 26th, Solemnity of Christ the King. The Holy Father’s Message marks the beginning of a two-year cycle on the theme of hope that will prepare young people for the Jubilee of 2025

Nov 18, 2023 22:16

ZENIT Staff

Persecuted Christians•Testimonies

Christian survivor of Islamist attack in Nigeria receives award

Nurse Margaret Attah will be the first individual to be honoured with Aid to the Church in Need (UK)’s ‘Courage to be a Christian’ award. Mrs Attah lost both legs and the sight in one eye when a bomb went off in St Francis Xavier’s Church in Owo, Ondo State on Pentecost Sunday 2022.

Nov 18, 2023 22:14

John Newton

Local Church

U.S. bishops balance positions in the wake of Tyler case and Synod

(ZENIT News / Baltimore, 11.16.2023).- At their annual Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore this week, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) elected a Conference secretary and chairmen for six standing committees. The Conference secretary also serves as the chairman of the […]

Nov 16, 2023 00:57

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

Pope Francis Is Clear About the German Church: They Have Done What the Holy See Has Forbidden

USA: more than 30,000 lives saved from abortion since SCOTUS overturned Roe in June 2022

Spiritual Abuse in the Heart of the Church

Pro-abortion Extremist Joins the International Court of Justice

War in Gaza: study reveals growth in ties with the country also by Arabs

Burkina Faso: Jihadist terror escalates with murder of two children and expulsion of Christians

American Exorcist: The Battle Against Satan Is No Longer Hidden

Pope Proposes Three Actions to Protect Minors from Abuses

Gaza: more than 50 Christian homes bombed and 1 nuns’ school bombed

Pope begins two-year cycle of messages to young people in preparation for Jubilee 2025

Christian survivor of Islamist attack in Nigeria receives award

U.S. bishops balance positions in the wake of Tyler case and Synod