This Is the Young Spokeswoman for the U.S. Government: A Young Catholic Mother

Feb 20, 2025 18:57

Dante Alba, LC

Karoline was born and raised in New Hampshire in a devout Catholic family. Photo: EFE

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Brazilian Nun Becomes World’s Oldest Person, Embraces Life of Prayer and Quiet Devotion

Born on June 8, 1908, in São Francisco de Assis, Brazil, Sister Inah’s early years were anything but promising. Doctors believed she wouldn’t survive infancy due to her frail health. However, defying all odds, she has lived through two world wars, the advent of electricity in her hometown, and the rise of modern Brazil

Jan 10, 2025 15:30

Enrique Villegas

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Pilgrimage Boom: Camino de Santiago Hits Record-Breaking Numbers in 2024

The surge in pilgrim numbers is a testament to the Camino’s enduring allure. In 2024, over 38,000 Americans made the journey, solidifying their place as the second-largest group of pilgrims after Spaniards, who accounted for over 200,000 walkers. Italy and Germany also contributed significantly, with 28,599 and 23,462 pilgrims, respectively.

Jan 09, 2025 18:19

ZENIT Staff

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Family Theater Productions Releases New YouTube Series Creating Sacred Beauty

Series finds the faith, ingenuity and talent behind works of art. Creating Sacred Beauty explores how art stirs us, no matter our upbringing, creed, religion, or personal taste … and how Catholic sacred art lifts our minds to the divine, as we seek beauty and meaning.

Jan 08, 2025 17:55

ZENIT Staff

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Pope Francis canonizes the nuns whose martyrdom meant the end of the French Revolution: famous for the book by Geroge Bernanos

The Martyrs of Compiègne: Pope Francis Declares Carmelite Nuns Saints Through Rare Canonization

Jan 03, 2025 20:28

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Discovering the true face of St. Nicholas: Brazilian designer reconstructs Santa’s face

The reconstruction process relied on facial approximation techniques that use skeletal remains to infer physical features. This method, widely employed in forensic science, bridges the gap between archaeology and modern visualization.

Dec 19, 2024 11:41

ZENIT Staff

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This Is the Young Spokeswoman for the U.S. Government: A Young Catholic Mother

Made Known Are the Winners of the 2025 Edition of the Catholic Film Festival “ Mirabili Dictu”

Signs of Renewal: Catholic Mass Attendance Rises in England and Wales

Europe’s Largest Statue of Virgin Mary Will Be in Poland, Financed by One of the Country’s Richest Men

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This is the famous Italian ship that has a jubilee church on the occasion of the Jubilee 2025

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Pilgrimage Boom: Camino de Santiago Hits Record-Breaking Numbers in 2024

Family Theater Productions Releases New YouTube Series Creating Sacred Beauty

Pope Francis canonizes the nuns whose martyrdom meant the end of the French Revolution: famous for the book by Geroge Bernanos

Discovering the true face of St. Nicholas: Brazilian designer reconstructs Santa’s face