Official: Artist Priest Marko Rupnik Is Expelled from the Jesuits Who Also Break with the Aletti Center

Jul 24, 2023 03:21

ZENIT Staff

Mark Ivan Rupnik. Photo: American Conservative

Church and World•Vatican City

The Vatican and Peace in Ukraine: Pope Francis Sends Cardinal Zuppi to Washington

The visit takes place in the context of the mission to promote peace in Ukraine and support initiatives in the humanitarian field to alleviate the suffering of the most affected and fragile people, especially children.

Jul 17, 2023 02:48

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

USA: bishops make sex abuse data and their struggle transparent in 2022 annual report

The number of allegations is 399 less than that reported in 2021 and 1,548 less than that reported in 2020. This decrease is due in large part to the resolution of allegations received as a result of lawsuits, compensation programs, and bankruptcies.

Jul 14, 2023 20:43

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Dicasteries•Pope Francis

The Pope’s Accounts: The Countries that Contribute Most and How the Money Is Spent that the Pope Receives

In 2022 the income of the San Pedro Pence amounted to 107 million euros, of which 95.5 million euros were used for different works.

Jul 13, 2023 13:16

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion•Dicasteries•Pope Francis•Vatican City

Pope’s Forthcoming and Important Changes in Dioceses Worldwide and in the Roman Curia

Major dioceses in North America, Europe and Asia await bishop changes; also several entities of the Roman Curia.

Jul 12, 2023 01:34

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

According to An Expert, Former Cardinal McCarrick Is Not Fit for Trial

McCarrick’s lawyers requested that the case be thrown out, arguing that a psychiatric expert had examined him and concluded that he has dementia, probably Alzheimer’s disease.

Jul 10, 2023 15:47

ZENIT Staff

he clarified that the document is not “strictly normative” and will require thoughtful interpretation and application over time.

Pope Francis determines that final synod document on synodality is papal magisterium

Drawing from “Amoris Laetitia”, he reiterated that not every doctrinal or moral debate requires magisterial intervention. Local churches are encouraged to explore “inculturated solutions” that honor traditions while addressing unique challenges.

Pope Francis emphasized the critical importance of road safety education, particularly for young people.

“Invest in Life”: Pope Francis Urges Road Safety Awareness

The Pope encouraged the Federation to continue its dual mission of managing the sport of motorcycling and promoting international representation while prioritizing road safety education

Official: Artist Priest Marko Rupnik Is Expelled from the Jesuits Who Also Break with the Aletti Center

Peru: What Does the Sodality of Christian Life Think About Archbishop Charles Scicluna’s Visit to Peru to Investigate Them?

Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life launches a podcast

USA: On the «disappearance» of sexual abuse by clergy

On World Day of Grandparents and Seniors, 6,000 seniors will have Mass with the Pope at the Vatican

Pope Francis’ New Personal Secretary Is Argentine and Barely 40

Vietnamese President To Visit Vatican: Historic Signing of An Agreement That Could Inspire China

The Vatican and Peace in Ukraine: Pope Francis Sends Cardinal Zuppi to Washington

USA: bishops make sex abuse data and their struggle transparent in 2022 annual report

The Pope’s Accounts: The Countries that Contribute Most and How the Money Is Spent that the Pope Receives

Pope’s Forthcoming and Important Changes in Dioceses Worldwide and in the Roman Curia

According to An Expert, Former Cardinal McCarrick Is Not Fit for Trial