How Many Exorcists Are There in the Catholic Church and in Which Countries Do They Work?

Nov 23, 2023 00:19

Rafael Llanes

The International Association of Exorcists currently has 905 members Photo: ANSA

Testimonies

Hamas Leader’s Son, Convert to Catholicism, Says: “They Want a World Islamic State”

Mosab Hassan Yousef revealed the brutality and dark aims behind the terrorist group

Oct 26, 2023 22:59

ZENIT Staff

Persecuted Christians•Testimonies

Bishop tells UK parliament prayer will conquer jihadism

Also speaking at the event, chaired by Baroness Caroline Cox were Jim Shannon MP, the chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group International Freedom of Religion or Belief – who echoed the bishop’s call for prayer for Africa – and Fiona Bruce MP, the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief.

Oct 24, 2023 21:32

John Newton

Holy Land•Local Church•Testimonies

Catholic Patriarch of Jerusalem’s moving letter on the situation in the Holy Land

«I feel the need to share with you a word that has its origin in the Gospel of Jesus, because after all that is where we must all start from and where we must always return. A word from the Gospel that helps us to live this tragic moment by uniting our feelings to those of Jesus», says Cardinal Pizzaballa in his letter to the Catholics of the Diocese of Jerusalem.

Oct 24, 2023 21:28

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Persecuted Christians•Rome•Testimonies

Father Sirico continues his battle in Rome for media mogul Jimmy Lai’s liberation

Speaking at the Rome premiere of The Hong Konger, a documentary about the high-profile struggle of pro-democracy advocate and now-jailed Catholic billionaire, Jimmy Lai, executive producer Rev. Robert Sirico, says he’s disappointed in the Vatican’s diplomacy with Beijing.

Oct 20, 2023 19:28

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Testimonies

Catholic nuns in Gaza facing Israeli bombing threat: we will not flee without our sick and elderly people

In her statement, Sister Nabila said: «We will not go. The people have nothing, not even the basic things. Where should we go? To die in the street? We have elderly people, here are also the Sisters of Mother Teresa, with disabled people and elderly people? We need medicines. Many hospitals are destroyed. Where should we go?»

Oct 17, 2023 00:19

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV calls the liturgy the “driving force of evangelization” and urges priests to respect liturgical texts and norms

The Pope’s General Audience, May 27, 2026, on Tradition and Reform in the Liturgy

Pope Leo XIV receives Spain’s atheist president amid a political crisis in the country he is about to visit

The approximately 45-minute private audience between Sánchez and the Pope unfolded against a turbulent domestic backdrop. On the same day, Spanish political debate was dominated by developments involving investigations linked to the Socialist Party and the legal scrutiny surrounding former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero

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How Many Exorcists Are There in the Catholic Church and in Which Countries Do They Work?

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Hamas Leader’s Son, Convert to Catholicism, Says: “They Want a World Islamic State”

Bishop tells UK parliament prayer will conquer jihadism

Catholic Patriarch of Jerusalem’s moving letter on the situation in the Holy Land

Father Sirico continues his battle in Rome for media mogul Jimmy Lai’s liberation

Catholic nuns in Gaza facing Israeli bombing threat: we will not flee without our sick and elderly people