«Entrepreneurial Nuns»: The Inspiring Creativity of Women of God That Has Changed Hundreds of Lives for the Better

Sep 14, 2026 22:46

Benedictine Sister Marta González, from the Convent of Santa Cruz de Sahagún in León, combines a contemplative life with a very modern "business venture." Photo: Sahagundigital.com

Woman

Why Are Feminists Angry at the UN Security Council?

Despite the fact that only a fraction of women identify themselves as feminists, it has become a common progressive tactic at the UN to equate women’s groups with feminist groups.

Jul 12, 2026 09:40

ZENIT Staff

Testimonies•Woman

A Desire to Serve: From the Longest-Living YouTuber Nun to Women Collaborating with Key Dicasteries

Before entering the convent, she worked for years as a governess and teacher for children, while also serving the needy, as well as elderly and sick priests. However, she always held in her heart the desire to consecrate herself to God in the contemplative life.

Jul 05, 2026 10:21

Alma Recinas

Dicasteries•Pope Leo XIV•Woman

Mexican, a woman, a layperson, and former president of EWTN: this is the woman Pope Leo XIV chose as the first prefect of the Dicastery for Communication

Five years ago, Pope Francis publicly lamented what he described as criticism coming from a major Catholic television network (EWTN). Today, under a different pontificate, a senior executive from that same organization has been entrusted with directing the Vatican’s own communications apparatus.

Jun 02, 2026 17:15

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Pro Life•Woman

Do More Women Die Where Pro-Life Laws Are Passed? What A Study Shows

Data shows that the ban on abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat, which occurs about six weeks after conception, reduced the number of abortions in Iowa by 40% since July 29, 2024. The same occurred in Indiana, with a 98% decrease in abortions.

May 21, 2026 09:28

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Good News•Pro Life•Testimonies•Woman

Sister Paulina Melite: The «David vs. Goliath» of the Pro-Life Movement in India and Her Impressive Work

One of the most important milestones of the Movement led by Sister Paulina Melite has been the organization of the National March for Life, which began in 2021. This annual event arose from the need to make visible a cause that, according to the nun, remained fragmented and without a unified voice.

May 03, 2026 12:30

Dante Alba, LC

«Entrepreneurial Nuns»: The Inspiring Creativity of Women of God That Has Changed Hundreds of Lives for the Better

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Why Are Feminists Angry at the UN Security Council?

A Desire to Serve: From the Longest-Living YouTuber Nun to Women Collaborating with Key Dicasteries

Mexican, a woman, a layperson, and former president of EWTN: this is the woman Pope Leo XIV chose as the first prefect of the Dicastery for Communication

Do More Women Die Where Pro-Life Laws Are Passed? What A Study Shows

Sister Paulina Melite: The «David vs. Goliath» of the Pro-Life Movement in India and Her Impressive Work