Nicaraguan Dictator Accuses Vatican of Being a “Fascist Conglomerate”

Aug 27, 2024 05:35

ZENIT Staff

Daniel Ortega, President of Nicaragua Photo: El Debate

Pope Francis wished to receive in the Vatican the families of the victims who lost their lives during the explosions

In the Courts of Three Popes By Mary Ann Glendon (Image, 2024)

Pignatone took up the post in the Vatican in October of 2019, and presided over the trial, which tried various financial crimes

The installation of the Watergen machine at the Office of Papal Charities reflects a shared commitment to addressing global water scarcity.

Pope Francis•Vatican City•Virgin Mary

Pope Francis explains the miracle of the snowfall that gave birth to the first Marian church in the world

Pope’s Homily on the occasion of the Feast of the Dedication of the Pontifical Basilica of St. Mary Major and the Solemnity of Our Lady of the Snows

Aug 06, 2024 17:10

ZENIT Staff

Persecuted Christians•Vatican City

One week after Paris 2024 opening ceremony, Vatican issues communiqué

Vatican Denounces Olympic Opening Ceremony’s Mockery of Jesus

Aug 03, 2024 19:37

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Dicasteries•Vatican City

According to An Official Survey of the Synod, 88% of People Reject Synodality

Although the Synod’s General Secretariat has not revealed why it erased the survey, the latter has also enabled it to know what those surveyed think, who responded on the social networks.

Aug 03, 2024 15:15

Valentina di Giorgio

Dicasteries•Vatican City

Transparency: Holy See releases its 2023 economic-assets report

The Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See (APSA) publishes its balance sheet for 2023, noting that it contributed 37.9 million euros to the Pope’s mission and increased assets by 7.9 million euros without affecting the Holy See’s assets or the sale of institutional buildings.

Jul 29, 2024 18:08

ZENIT Staff

Jubilee 2025•Vatican City

Vatican Sets Up High Security Barrier to Michelangelo’s Pieta in Face of Jubilee 2025

The new diaphragm, which will protect the Pietà, will include nine “shatterproof” and “bulletproof” [panels] of the highest quality and maximum transparency.

Jul 25, 2024 07:28

ZENIT Staff

Leo XIV turns the consistory into a laboratory for mission and governance

At the heart of the June discussions lies a dual axis: missionary renewal and structural reform. The Pope’s letter places renewed emphasis on Evangelii Gaudium, the 2013 apostolic exhortation of his predecessor, presenting it not as a historical document but as an unfinished program

The Pope is met with an attack in Algeria; in Cameroon, he is greeted by an announcement of a ceasefire amid the civil war

The city of Bamenda, where Leo XIV is scheduled to preside over a peace gathering, encapsulates the complexity of the crisis. Often described as the epicenter of the Anglophone conflict, Bamenda has endured years of violence since tensions escalated in 2016

Nicaraguan Dictator Accuses Vatican of Being a “Fascist Conglomerate”

Pope to Lebanese after 4 years of explosion: “with you I ask for truth and justice, which have not yet arrived”

Spirituality and Astronomy: a workshop at the Pope’s Astronomical Observatory

Pope Francis Promotes Sustainability With A New Solar Plant for The Vatican

The Papal Court and the Future of the Church

Judge of the Vatican’s Civil Court Under Investigation for Alleged Favours to the Mafia

Israeli Company Installs Water Generation Machine at Office of Papal Charities in Vatican City

Pope Francis explains the miracle of the snowfall that gave birth to the first Marian church in the world

One week after Paris 2024 opening ceremony, Vatican issues communiqué

According to An Official Survey of the Synod, 88% of People Reject Synodality

Transparency: Holy See releases its 2023 economic-assets report

Vatican Sets Up High Security Barrier to Michelangelo’s Pieta in Face of Jubilee 2025