JD Vance (Catholic vice president of the USA) and his desire for his wife to convert to Catholicism

Nov 03, 2025 10:02

Tim Daniels

US Vice President J.D. Vance accompanied by his wife Usha Photo: Reuters

Testimonies

Italian Priest Receives Bullet Wrapped in Handkerchief for Speaking Against the Mafia

Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi spoke by phone with the priest, expressed solidarity, and confirmed increased protection measures for him.

Oct 02, 2025 06:37

Rafael Llanes

Testimonies

This Is the Catholic Priest Who Won the «Asian Nobel» Prize and Here’s the Reason for the Award

Father Flavio Villanueva’s Award was announced on August 31. The nomination underscores his ability to promote social change. Before him, the Dalai Lama received it in 1959 and Mother Teresa of Calcutta in 1962.

Sep 24, 2025 17:43

Rafael Llanes

Testimonies

A Cathedral That Never Stood: Congo’s Anglicans Face Fresh Wounds After Collapse of Beni’s Long-Awaited Church

The cathedral’s fall, in this sense, is more than an architectural failure. It is a parable of persistence in a land where nearly every act of building—whether of homes, schools, or churches—requires defying the odds.

Sep 09, 2025 18:07

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Testimonies

Catholic member of British royal family to have Catholic funeral attended by the King and Queen of England

Her marriage to Prince Edward, Duke of Kent—who survives her at 89—gave her a distinctive place in Britain’s royal narrative. When she crossed the Tiber, the 1701 Act of Settlement still forbade heirs from marrying Catholics, a law that would not be eased until 2013

Sep 07, 2025 19:39

Elizabeth Owens

Holy Land•Testimonies

Despite the Israeli army’s full incursion into Gaza, priests and nuns will remain in the city as witnesses of charity

Cardinal Pizzaballa and Greek Orthodox Theophilus III reject the prospect of «evacuation» in the face of the Israeli military operation already underway. “There can be no future based on imprisonment, the displacement of Palestinians, or revenge,” they say. The Sisters of Mother Teresa, who arrived in 1973 after the killing of the local parish priest, serve a community devastated by hunger and war. In Tel Aviv, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum is marking a “National Day of Struggle”.

Aug 28, 2025 17:57

ZENIT Staff

Are you or do you know someone who is having suicidal thoughts? Here is what Pope Leo XIV has to say about it

The Pope dedicates his prayer intention for the month of November to “those who are struggling with suicidal thoughts,” that they “might find support” in their community and “might be open to the beauty of life.” Pope Leo XIV recalls that even believers can be “vulnerable.” He asks parishes and dioceses to listen to and accompany those going through a difficult time with “an attentive and compassionate heart.”

How is every day Easter? Pope Leo XIV explains it this way

Pope’s general audience, November 5, 2025, on Easter every day

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JD Vance (Catholic vice president of the USA) and his desire for his wife to convert to Catholicism

Eleven Priests Martyred by Communism and Nazism To Be Beatified Following Authorization by Pope Leo XIV

Priest Attacked with Acid in 2018 Dies in Nicaragua

His Son Died of a Sudden Illness; He Wrote to the Pope and This Was His Answer

16 Children, Sometimes Not Perfect, but United and Faithful: The Story of an Influencer Marriage

Priests and nuns from the Catholic parish in Gaza are recognized with an international award

Discovery in Turin’s Shroud confirms burst of radiant energy at Resurrection

Italian Priest Receives Bullet Wrapped in Handkerchief for Speaking Against the Mafia

This Is the Catholic Priest Who Won the «Asian Nobel» Prize and Here’s the Reason for the Award

A Cathedral That Never Stood: Congo’s Anglicans Face Fresh Wounds After Collapse of Beni’s Long-Awaited Church

Catholic member of British royal family to have Catholic funeral attended by the King and Queen of England

Despite the Israeli army’s full incursion into Gaza, priests and nuns will remain in the city as witnesses of charity