Male Self-Perceived Female Beats 14-Year-Old Girl in Sport: The Story of One Who Could Be Your Daughter

Oct 28, 2024 15:45

Rafael Llanes

A 14-year-old girl was defeated in a youth race by a transgender athlete Photo: Daily Mail

Pilgrimage Pastoral Office at the Vicariate of Rome’s Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi (ORP)

This law extends Italy's existing ban on surrogacy

KFF’s recent survey showed more changes in women that will benefit Harris

Former nurse Shagufta Kiran, 40, received the death sentence on Wednesday (18th September) by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) court in Islamabad.

Analysis Opinion•Woman

The Rise of Living Alone

As Crooks noted in Of Mice and Men, when people get lonely, they can get sick, and this becomes a public health problem. Research finds that loneliness and lack of social connection increase the risk of disease, anxiety, depression, dementia, and premature death.

Sep 17, 2024 11:45

ZENIT Staff

Gender Ideology•Woman

Women’s groups, 26 states ask US Supreme Court to hear cases seeking to protect women’s sports

A legal challenge to West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act that, if successful, would undermine women’s sports by allowing males who identify as female to compete with females in girls’ and women’s sports.

Aug 20, 2024 18:00

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Pro Life•Religious Freedom•Woman

Pro-life pregnancy centers take NY attorney general to court for withholding life-saving info from women

The New York attorney general is using her power to censor pro-life pregnancy centers because they tell women about the option of using progesterone for abortion pill reversal. She is unlawfully targeting pro-life pregnancy centers, threatening punishment for promoting and offering a service that gives women the option of changing their mind and attempting to save their baby’s life.

Aug 14, 2024 18:06

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Woman•Young People

According to The New York Times, Progressive Priests Have No Generational Replacement in the American Clergy

According to a survey, 3,500 priests of the United States prefer orthodoxy.

Jul 29, 2024 08:21

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Vatican City•Woman

For the first time in 500 years, two women in team of sanpietrini of Vatican basilica

The presence of women is not new in the long and ancient tradition of work and art at the Fabbrica, but until now, no women had joined the body of the sanpietrini.

Jul 13, 2024 16:12

Amy Balog

Pope Francis made a significant announcement during his weekly audience in St. Peter’s Square: the Vatican will host the “World Meeting on Children’s Rights”, titled “Love Them and Protect Them,”

Vatican to Host Global Summit on Children’s Rights: A Bold Call to Action

The event will bring together experts and leaders from various nations to explore innovative strategies for safeguarding children who face exploitation, abuse, war, and extreme poverty

Israeli victims of Hamas attacks meet the Pope

The Pope expressed deep compassion for the victims and reaffirmed the Holy See’s commitment to advocating for the release of those still held captive in Gaza. According to reports, 63 individuals remain detained by Hamas.

Male Self-Perceived Female Beats 14-Year-Old Girl in Sport: The Story of One Who Could Be Your Daughter

A woman at the head of one of the great works of the Church: Opera Romana dei Pellegrinaghi

USA: Female athletes, 23 states unite to defend fairness, privacy, safety in schools across country

Italy passes law banning “renting” surrogate wombs abroad

Cardinal Prefect of Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith Repeats That Female Diaconate Is Not Mature and Explains Absence of Synodal Group

USA: Abortion Is The Most Important Electoral Topic for Women

Pakistan: sentence mother of 4 children to death on blasphemy charges

The Rise of Living Alone

Women’s groups, 26 states ask US Supreme Court to hear cases seeking to protect women’s sports

Pro-life pregnancy centers take NY attorney general to court for withholding life-saving info from women

According to The New York Times, Progressive Priests Have No Generational Replacement in the American Clergy

For the first time in 500 years, two women in team of sanpietrini of Vatican basilica