Pope’s Diocese Warns Against Fraudulent Bishop: Risks Are Exposed of False Clerics for Jubilee 2025

Sep 17, 2024 06:44

Micaleft was ordained a priest in 2009 by Emmanuel Milingo, a former Zambian Archbishop, excommunicated by the Vatican Photo: IllMessaggero

a ruling of the French Court of Accounts cast doubt on Italy’s sovereignty over the famous Spanish Steps and the adjacent Trinità dei Mont church in Piazza di Spagna

Abbot Primate Jeremias will be the unifying head of the world’s 6,000 Benedictine monks and become the abbot of the monastery of Sant’Anselmo in Rome, where he will reside

The present context suggests that the Vatican might be preparing a new official statement on Medjugorje

Cardinal Francis Prevost, Bishop Emeritus of that Diocese, and current Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops.

III World Meeting of Popular Movements in 2016

Dicasteries•Pope Francis•Vatican Diplomacy

Pope Designates Cardinal Oswald Gracias Group Coordinator for Reform of Vatican Diplomacy

Cardinal Oswald Gracias leads key group for the reform of nunciatures in the Church

Sep 09, 2024 06:33

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Rome

Centesimus Annus pro Pontifice Foundation: Paolo Garonna is appointed the new President

The Centesimus Annus pro Pontifice Foundation (FCAPP) is a pontifical institution established in 1993 by Pope John Paul II. Its primary mission is to spread the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church among businesspeople and professionals, promoting its practical application in society.

Sep 08, 2024 17:27

ZENIT Staff

Vatican City

Vatican goes further in clean energy: panels now also in its Museums

The Vatican’s Green Revolution: A Small State with a Big Environmental Ambition

Aug 30, 2024 15:56

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Vatican City

Vatican City’s immigration law, one of the strictest in Europe

Vatican citizenship is a rare status, tightly controlled and highly coveted. According to official records, only 618 individuals hold Vatican citizenship, making it the most exclusive in the world.

Aug 29, 2024 20:02

ZENIT Staff

Vatican City

Vatican’s Lay Employees Raise Their Voice Against Labour Reforms and Call An Assembly for September

Far from being a simple work force, the Vatican’s employees have been considered for a long time as members of a “special family,” where work is not only a duty, but an expression of dignity and service inspired in Catholic Doctrine.

Aug 28, 2024 05:38

Valentina di Giorgio

What Does the Pope Think About Violence Against Women? A Revealing Letter Signed by Leo XIV

Pope Leo XIV’s response is clear and profoundly pastoral. The Pontiff confesses that violence in relationships, and particularly violence against women, is a source of great suffering for him.

An Italian: this is the Pope’s new ambassador “to” Donald Trump

Archbishop Caccia, 68, has served as Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations since 2019, and succeeds Cardinal Christophe Pierre, 80, who has held the post since 2016

Pope’s Diocese Warns Against Fraudulent Bishop: Risks Are Exposed of False Clerics for Jubilee 2025

Vatican and Italy Against France: Towards a Conflict Over the Spanish Steps in Rome?

Abbot Jeremias Schröder elected Abbot Primate of the Benedictine Confederation

Vatican to Issue Statement on Apparitions in Medjugorje

Past Cases of Sexual Abuse in Irish Schools Leads Government to Intervene

Church Answers False Accusations Against Cardinal Francis Prevost

Pope to receive Popular Movements at Vatican: housing, land, and work

Pope Designates Cardinal Oswald Gracias Group Coordinator for Reform of Vatican Diplomacy

Centesimus Annus pro Pontifice Foundation: Paolo Garonna is appointed the new President

Vatican goes further in clean energy: panels now also in its Museums

Vatican City’s immigration law, one of the strictest in Europe

Vatican’s Lay Employees Raise Their Voice Against Labour Reforms and Call An Assembly for September