Research shows benefits of students studying at Catholic universities

Jul 10, 2024 16:11

ZENIT Staff

It reveals that the benefits of a college education extend significantly beyond mere financial gains

men have shown lower levels of religious commitment compared with women

United States Bishops in General Assembly November 2022

It can be found within the opusdei.org site, with a unique look and feel.

, met with some 30 families of a condominium of the parish community of Saint Bridget of Sweden

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Vocations•Young People

Germany: research reveals that young clergy are conservative and opposed to ecclesiastical progressivism

Titled «Who Will Be a Priest?», the study delves into the origins and motivations of current priests. Commissioned by the German Bishops’ Conference (DBK) Commission for Priestly Vocations and Ecclesial Services, the research engaged 847 men ordained between 2010 and 2021, as well as 1,668 men who left seminary during their training.

May 21, 2024 17:18

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Rome•Young People

For a synodal youth ministry: new styles and leadership strategies: congress in Rome sponsored by the Vatican

From 23 to 25 May, the International Congress on Youth Ministry which focuses on youth leadership, synodality, formation and spiritual accompaniment, takes place on the 5th anniversary of the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation addressed to young people

May 20, 2024 16:26

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Pope Francis•Young People

Pope Francis: orienting students to discernment and choice, thus expanding the perimeters of the classroom

Speech to the Delegation of the Institute of Higher Education «Merrimack College», of Massachusetts.

May 11, 2024 17:31

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Pope Francis•Young People

Pope Francis speaks out against unattainable stereotypes, illusory replicas and impossible ideals for young people

Pope’s address to the members of the Blanquerna Foundation of the Spanish Diocese of Barcelona

May 04, 2024 01:23

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Local Church•Vocations•Young People

These are the men who will be ordained priests in the U.S. in 2024

The average age at ordination was 34 years old. Since 1999, the average age was 35 and ranged between 33 and 37.

Apr 29, 2024 23:43

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Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital, will lose the title of the country’s Primate Archdiocese

By Pope Francis’ Decision, Buenos Aires Is No Longer the Primate Diocese of Argentina

A Primate Diocese is a diocese that has a preeminent position or leadership in the Catholic Church in a region or country.

Pope Francis delivered the traditional weekly address before the Marian prayer of the Angelus

What do the Gospel, rest and compassion have to do with each other? Pope Francis explains and warns against «dictatorship of doing»

Allocution on the occasion of the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, July 21, 2024

Research shows benefits of students studying at Catholic universities

For the First Time, Study Shows That Young Women Abandon Religion More Than Men Do

U.S. Bishops Approve New Guidelines for Pastoral Ministries with Youth and Young Adults

Record-Breaking Financial Success at World Youth Day 2023 in Portugal

Youth: the digital project for young people on Opus Dei’s website

Pope Francis Goes to Rome Condominium to Answer Residents’ Questions

3 elements that should not be missing in youth ministry explained by Pope Francis

Germany: research reveals that young clergy are conservative and opposed to ecclesiastical progressivism

For a synodal youth ministry: new styles and leadership strategies: congress in Rome sponsored by the Vatican

Pope Francis: orienting students to discernment and choice, thus expanding the perimeters of the classroom

Pope Francis speaks out against unattainable stereotypes, illusory replicas and impossible ideals for young people

These are the men who will be ordained priests in the U.S. in 2024