Jesuits report that Father Arrupe’s cause for beatification is moving forward

Mar 02, 2024 05:01

ZENIT Staff

On 29 February the members of the same tribunal visited the church of the Gesù in Rome Photo: Jesuits Global

Dicasteries•Pope Francis•Young People

5 years after Pope’s letter to young people, Vatican’s online campaign arrives

From February 25 to April 25, a 12-week social campaign to rediscover the importance of the Pope’s letter to young people and keep the World Youth Day experience alive.

Feb 24, 2024 00:45

ZENIT Staff

Vatican City•Young People

From Tourist to Pilgrim: Vatican launches mini-website to recount the experience of pilgrimage to 4 papal basilicas

As part of the «Faith Communication in the Digital World» project, sixteen young professionals from ten countries, accompanied by experts, had the opportunity to explore the four papal basilicas of Rome not only as architectural monuments, but also as living testimonies of faith.

Feb 23, 2024 23:43

ZENIT Staff

Protection of vulnerable people

Rupnik Case on the 5th Anniversary of the Summit on Abuses Held in the Vatican: Two Abused Women Show Their Faces

Five years later, precisely in February, on the morning of February 21, a press conference was held at the headquarters of the National Federation of the Italian Press in Rome, in which two women, former members of the Loyola Community, founded by the priest and former Jesuit Marko Ivan Rupnik, took part.

Feb 22, 2024 13:03

Valentina di Giorgio

Good News•Vatican City

Vatican issues stamp commemorating St. John Bosco’s dream

The stamp features an oil painting by the artist Mario Bogani from 1999, depicting the dream of the young John Bosco, who is taken by the hand by the Virgin Mary, with the presence of Jesus by his side. This dream profoundly marked the life of the saint and guided his future choices.

Feb 21, 2024 00:26

ZENIT Staff

Dicasteries•Local Church•Pope Francis

Pope Averts Schism in Germany: Full Text of Vatican Letter

The Synodal Council, already banned by the Pope in January 2023, had the mission of constituting itself as a consultative and decision-making body capable of making decisions above the dioceses and thus supplanting the personal authority of each bishop in the entrusted territory. The letter of three cardinals on behalf of the Pope managed to stop what would have been a de facto schism or at least a serious act of disobedience.

Feb 20, 2024 13:07

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Pope Leo XIV to Equatorial Guinea: video captures the Holy Father’s travel coordinator visiting the country ahead of a papal trip

If Malabo’s walk-through on 9 February is any indication, the new pontificate intends to move early and visibly. For the Vatican, apostolic travel has never been mere movement; it is a pastoral act staged in public space

Health for all: a speech by Leo XIV on health and human life

Address of the Pope to participants in the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Academy for Life

Jesuits report that Father Arrupe’s cause for beatification is moving forward

Religiosity and faith among young people: study shows slight growth

Before a Next Conclave, Historian Suggests a Reform That Makes It Slower and Says Why

Story of Vatican Secret Archive Recounted in a Book by Its Prefect: Conclave, Napoleon and Pius XII and the Black Legend

Amid farmers’ protests across Europe, caravan stops at the Vatican and gives tractor to the Pope

After Pope’s letter that prevented schism in Germany, date announced for meeting between Rome and German bishops

Australian bishops’ president speaks out on abuse allegation against bishop emeritus of Broome

5 years after Pope’s letter to young people, Vatican’s online campaign arrives

From Tourist to Pilgrim: Vatican launches mini-website to recount the experience of pilgrimage to 4 papal basilicas

Rupnik Case on the 5th Anniversary of the Summit on Abuses Held in the Vatican: Two Abused Women Show Their Faces

Vatican issues stamp commemorating St. John Bosco’s dream

Pope Averts Schism in Germany: Full Text of Vatican Letter