One-third of Catholic clergy in the United Kingdom are Anglican converts: the surprising revelations of an investigation

Nov 23, 2025 12:15

the arrival of these clergy has become a recurring and influential pattern in the life of the Catholic Church in Britain. Photo: Iglesia Noticias

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Bringing Faith to Where the Students Are: The (Success) Story of Father Richard at the University of Mary Washington

About a year ago, he began setting up his “portable office” at an outdoor table next to the campus café, with a sign that read: “Hello! I’m a Catholic priest! Feel free to ask me a question, say hello, or chat if you’d like!”

Nov 10, 2025 17:28

Dante Alba, LC

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Famous NBA Coach Reveals He Wants to Become a Catholic Deacon

Mazzulla insists that his identity does not depend on trophies. “Sports give you joy and frustration, but they don’t define you. What defines you is whom you serve and how you use your gifts,” he explained.

Nov 10, 2025 17:26

Dante Alba, LC

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SacredSpark: The Dating App for Catholics… and for Marriage

The creators of SacredSpark emphasize that the project is not meant to be just another tool for meeting people, but rather a way to revive the culture of Catholic courtship. Their goal is for every relationship that begins through the platform to be marked by prayer, authenticity, and the desire to build a family founded on faith.

Nov 10, 2025 17:23

Dante Alba, LC

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Iran, the Land of Radical Muslims, Dedicates Metro Station to the Virgin Mary

The Armenian and Assyrian communities valued the recognition of their faith with this official symbol at the metro station near the Cathedral, built between 1964 and 1970 by the Brotherhood of Saint Sergius, which is the heart of Armenian Christianity in Tehran. It was restored in 2006.

Nov 06, 2025 13:36

Rafael Llanes

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Vatican elevates oldest church on the Arabian Peninsula to basilica status

For the faithful of Bahrain, the announcement is more than an ecclesial decree; it is the recognition of a spiritual home that has served generations of migrant Catholics from across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Consecrated in 1940, the Sacred Heart Church is affectionately known as the “mother church” of the Gulf

Nov 05, 2025 13:22

ZENIT Staff

Ceasefire on the Brink: Pope Leo XIV, Global Powers and the Moral Battle Over War in the Middle East

What distinguishes the present moment is not only the danger of renewed escalation, but the convergence of multiple crises: military, economic, diplomatic and moral

Pope Leo XIV “responds” to Trump’s threat regarding Iran’s extinction: here is what he said

The Pope’s remarks echoed and reinforced his Easter message delivered during the Urbi et Orbi on April 5, where he had already called on those with the power to wage war to lay down their arms and choose dialogue

One-third of Catholic clergy in the United Kingdom are Anglican converts: the surprising revelations of an investigation

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Bringing Faith to Where the Students Are: The (Success) Story of Father Richard at the University of Mary Washington

Famous NBA Coach Reveals He Wants to Become a Catholic Deacon

SacredSpark: The Dating App for Catholics… and for Marriage

Iran, the Land of Radical Muslims, Dedicates Metro Station to the Virgin Mary

Vatican elevates oldest church on the Arabian Peninsula to basilica status