Gunmen attack Catholic school in Nigeria: priest saves students

May 10, 2024 02:49

Father Iorapuu said that Makurdi Diocese has tightened security at Church buildings and appealed to the authorities to ensure the safety of citizens. Photo: Aid to the Church in Need

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

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

President Biden praised Father Boyle’s work during the award ceremony of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, pointing out that the priest has changed countless lives and recognizing his dedication to work with those that many reject.

May 07, 2024 23:08

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

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

For decades, sociological studies have pointed out how conservative religious denominations have experienced sustained growth, whereas the progressive have seen a decrease in their membership.

May 07, 2024 22:49

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion

Governments Complain About Low Birth Rates at UN Population Conference

Governments voiced concerns that low fertility rates are threatening their societies with anemic economic growth, labor shortages, fiscal insolvency, and other social problems at the annual gathering at UN headquarters in New York.

May 06, 2024 23:58

ZENIT Staff

Gender Ideology•Justice and Peace

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

The Biden administration’s unlawful attempt to rewrite Title IX threatens teachers and students’ privacy, safety, fairness, and free speech.

May 06, 2024 23:21

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

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

(ZENIT News / Los Angeles, 04.05.2024).- Sister Monica Clare, a un in northern New Jersey, walks by a sunlit church, sits on a bench, makes the sign of the cross and says: “Thanks to TikTok, I’ve created a Community in which we […]

May 05, 2024 01:16

Rafael Manuel Tovar

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Holiness, beautifully explained by Leo XIV on the Solemnity of All Saints

Address on the Occasion of the Angelus Prayer on Sunday, November 1, 2026

Leo XIV Appoints New Leadership to Guide the Synodal Process into Its Next Phase

Announced on October 30, the appointments fill the positions previously held by Bishop Luis Marín and Sister Nathalie Becquart. Marín has moved to the leadership of the Apostolic Almoner’s Office and the Dicastery for the Service of Charity, while Becquart, appointed in February 2021, concludes a period in which she became one of the most recognizable figures of the synodal process

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Gunmen attack Catholic school in Nigeria: priest saves students

Cardinal Ambongo Is Threatened by Congo’s Government

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Ascension and Mission

Durham University issues report on impact of abuse crisis on Catholic communities

US Bishop joins Gaza peace protest outside White House

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.