Plans to build more Catholic churches in Egypt as religious freedom returns

Jul 17, 2024 12:16

Burned catechetical cross on the balcony of St. George's Coptic Catholic Cathedral, Luxor Photo: Aid to the Church in Need

During the tour, the Vatican’s cricket team also visited Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey and the Parliament

Redemptorist Fathers Ivan Levitsky and Bohdan Geleta were freed last Friday 28th June

The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni

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Catholic institute that is an icon of evangelistic development in the USA moves to a 250 acres campus

The Agustin Institute acquires a 100-hectare complex for the expansion of the institute, following the success achieved since its foundation in 2005.

Jun 06, 2024 19:24

Dante Alba, LC

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

The launch event for the project described Youth as a platform for young people, by young people, and promised that it would eventually find a home on the Opus Dei website.

Jun 06, 2024 19:17

ZENIT Staff

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Sydney: photos of the impressive Corpus Christi procession, the largest since the pandemic

Sydney celebrates the largest Eucharistic procession since the pandemic. They hope to host the International Eucharistic Congress in 2028.

Jun 04, 2024 19:19

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Holy Land

Monumental statue of Jesus Christ to be placed in Jerusalem

The statue is made of a material that reflects the sun’s rays and reflects the beauty of the sky and nature. Its color changes depending on the sun’s rays. You see it one color in the morning, another in the afternoon and another in the evening.

Jun 04, 2024 19:11

ZENIT Staff

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12,000 Masses in 10 Years: The Magdala Center’s Chapel Celebrates a Decade with 1.3 Million Pilgrims

Magdala has not only been a place of pilgrimage but also a Center of reception and service. Over the past 10 years, Duc in Altum has welcomed more than 1.3 million pilgrims, being the venue where 12,000 Masses have been celebrated, as well as Weddings, Baptisms and Confirmations.

Jun 04, 2024 17:13

Ana Paula Morales

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

Plans to build more Catholic churches in Egypt as religious freedom returns

England: Vatican’s Cricket Team Plays Against King’s Royal Household Team: The Score

Russia frees two kidnapped Catholic priests from Ukraine

Do you want to work at the Vatican? Launch official website to apply

Giorgia Meloni wins pro-life law in Italy: pro-life groups will be present in abortion clinics

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

Kyra: the young American Jewish girl who converted to Catholicism thanks to two friends (one of them Our Lady)

Catholic institute that is an icon of evangelistic development in the USA moves to a 250 acres campus

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

Sydney: photos of the impressive Corpus Christi procession, the largest since the pandemic

Monumental statue of Jesus Christ to be placed in Jerusalem

12,000 Masses in 10 Years: The Magdala Center’s Chapel Celebrates a Decade with 1.3 Million Pilgrims