Sudan: As fighting breaks out, priests remain with their flocks

May 03, 2023 02:03

John Newton

Catholic Community In Sudan. Photo: Catholic Philly

Local Church•Popes•Rome•Testimonies

Five People Can Inherit From Benedict XVI

Monsignor Gänswein stressed that it’s “not about copyright stuff.” He explained that “everything that has to do with books, everything that has to do with his intellectual work has already been clarified.”

Mar 21, 2023 09:50

ZENIT Staff

Persecuted Christians•Testimonies

Raped at gunpoint. Christian teen describes her horrific captivity

Kinza Sindhu – who is just 14 years old – was abducted from her home in Lahore by five men on 19th September 2022. The Movement for Solidarity and Peace calculated that up to 1,000 young female Christians and Hindus, aged 12-25, are abducted and forced to convert to Islam every year.

Mar 19, 2023 22:01

John Newton

Local Church•Testimonies

Emotive Address of the Principal Catholic Leader of Great Britain to the New King

Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, delivers a loyalty speech to the new King of Great Britain.

Mar 13, 2023 01:07

ZENIT Staff

Art and Culture•Local Church•Testimonies

New film about Saint José Sánchez del Río set for exclusive U.S. release through Fathom Events on April 18th

Tickets on sale now for MIRANDO AL CIELO, a new feature film that tells one of Mexico’s greatest stories of devotion to Jesus amid Christian persecution.

Mar 09, 2023 07:35

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Testimonies of Faith

New Reliquary Enables Public to See Saint Thomas Aquinas’ Cranium

The temporary transfer of the relics of one of the most important Saints and intellectuals of the Catholic Church is taking place in the context of a triple Jubilee: the 700 years of his Canonization, the 750th anniversary of his death (in 2024) and the 800th anniversary of his birth (in 2025).

Feb 27, 2023 03:18

ZENIT Staff

Traits of a diplomacy of hope: the Pope’s address to ambassadors with whom the Vatican has diplomatic relations

Address of the Pope to the members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the presentation of New Year greetings.

of the 194 countries, the Holy See does not have diplomatic relations with ten

Vatican Reveals Number of Countries with Which It Has Diplomatic Relations

At present, 184 States have full diplomatic relations with the Holy See. To these must be added the European Union and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. There are 90 Diplomatic Missions accredited to the Holy See with headquarters in Rome, among them those of the European Union and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.

Sudan: As fighting breaks out, priests remain with their flocks

Interview with the Person in Charge of Aid to the Church in Need’s Projects in Africa, to Understand the Situation in Sudan

Pope Baptizes Child Admitted in the Same Hospital as He Was

Vatican Reports to UN That One Out of Every Seven Christians Suffers Persecution

Archbishop optimistic about new Nigerian president

12 years as leader of the largest Eastern Rite Catholic community: the Ukrainian one

Killed for teaching kidnapper the ‘Our Father’

Five People Can Inherit From Benedict XVI

Raped at gunpoint. Christian teen describes her horrific captivity

Emotive Address of the Principal Catholic Leader of Great Britain to the New King

New film about Saint José Sánchez del Río set for exclusive U.S. release through Fathom Events on April 18th

New Reliquary Enables Public to See Saint Thomas Aquinas’ Cranium