American Catholic Publishing Housed Is Listed Among The Ten Best Places to Work, According to Fortune Magazine

Sep 03, 2024 06:36

ZENIT Staff

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Saint Michael’s image follows the proposal of sculptor Markus Moura, with the Archangel holding a sword in his right hand and a scale in the left.

The microscopic examination identified three types of blood, which reflect different states of the body

The scientists were able to determine the antiquity of the Shroud when studying the deterioration of the linen’s cellulose, a process that occurs gradually over time.

received a payout of £13,000 from West Midlands Police in acknowledgement of her unjust treatment, and the breach of her human rights.

Good News•Local Church

Pools for the Sick Reopen in the Shrine of Lourdes, Closed Since the Pandemic

The return to total immersion in the water was welcomed with approval by thousands of patients, especially the disabled and the volunteers who supported them in France’s 151 National Pilgrimage on the occasion of the Solemnity of the Assumption.

Aug 20, 2024 07:48

Rafael Llanes

Causes of Saints•Good News

Documentary Chronicles the Journey of Teens Discovering Modern-Day Saint, Carlo Acutis

“Roadmap to Reality” is more than just a biography of a young saint; it’s a message of hope for today’s youth. As Moriarty emphasized, «In a world where many young people struggle with feelings of hopelessness, Carlo’s life shows that holiness is not only possible but relevant in our times.»

Aug 19, 2024 18:00

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Local Church

UNESCO puts Gaza’s ancient Christian monastery on ‘danger list’

At least 207 archaeological sites and buildings of cultural and historical significance, out of a total of 320, have been reduced to rubble or severely damaged by Israel’s deadly military onslaught and indiscriminate bombardment of the Gaza Strip for the last 10 months.

Aug 11, 2024 19:35

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Justice and Peace•Pro Life

USA: Shareholders, members call on Costco, fellow retailers to resist politicized calls to sell dangerous chemical abortion drugs

Over $100 billion in assets under management represented in letters warning Costco, Walmart, Kroger, Albertsons, McKesson to avoid unnecessary politicization, legal and brand risk by offering mifepristone

Aug 08, 2024 18:15

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Local Church•Persecuted Christians•Religious Freedom

Preserving Christianity in Iraq 10 years after Daesh invasion

More than 120,000 Christians sought refuge in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region after Daesh conquered Qaraqosh and other ancient Christian settlements in the Nineveh Plains on 6th August 2014.

Aug 08, 2024 18:13

Amy Balog

Pope’s baptism of 21 children in the Sistine Chapel

The annual tradition of baptizing the children of Vatican staff began in 1981 under Pope John Paul II. While the first ceremonies were held in the Pauline Chapel, the Sistine Chapel has hosted this sacred event since 1983. Pope Francis has carried forward this legacy, adding his own touch of pastoral care and accessibility.

the Pope expressed his solidarity with those affected by the fires in Los Angeles

The baptism of Jesus explained by the Pope with “face and voice”

Allocution on the occasion of the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, January 12, 2025

American Catholic Publishing Housed Is Listed Among The Ten Best Places to Work, According to Fortune Magazine

Monumental Statue of Saint Michael Is Built in Brazil

Bell used in Paris Olympics to be part of Notre Dame Cathedral

Holy Shroud: New Study Gives Proof of Shroud’s Authenticity from the Blood

This is what the face of Jesus would look like (according to Artificial Intelligence based on the Shroud of Turin)

New Scientific Study Proves That The Holy Shroud Dates Back to Jesus Christ’s Time

Police pay over $10,000 to Christian woman arrested for praying outside abortion clinic

Pools for the Sick Reopen in the Shrine of Lourdes, Closed Since the Pandemic

Documentary Chronicles the Journey of Teens Discovering Modern-Day Saint, Carlo Acutis

UNESCO puts Gaza’s ancient Christian monastery on ‘danger list’

USA: Shareholders, members call on Costco, fellow retailers to resist politicized calls to sell dangerous chemical abortion drugs

Preserving Christianity in Iraq 10 years after Daesh invasion