Oldest Fragment of the New Testament Is in the Vatican Library

Apr 14, 2023 15:29

ZENIT Staff

Fragment Of The New Testament Translation Is Visible Under Ultraviolet Light. Photo: Vatican Library

Church and World•Vatican City

Oman: New Country with Which the Vatican Establishes Diplomatic Relations

With this new diplomatic agreement, the Holy See now has bilateral relations with 184 countries (with 182 if Palestine and the Order of Malta are left out, as they have special relations). Oman was one of the Muslim countries with which the Holy See did not have diplomatic relations.

Feb 23, 2023 22:39

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Church and World•Pope Francis•Vatican City

Jesuits Question Pontiff About Why Pedro Arrupe Isn’t Canonized, About the Election of Jesuit Bishops and About Why He Accepted to Be Pope

The Pope answered Jesuits’ questions during his recent trip to the Congo and South Sudan.

Feb 16, 2023 20:27

ZENIT Staff

Church and World•Vatican City

New Ambassador of Turkey Presents His Letters of Credence

Pope Francis sent a message to the Turkish people through the new Ambassador.

Feb 16, 2023 19:35

ZENIT Staff

Rome•Vatican City

Vatican Invites 2,000 People to a Circus

Among those invited by the Pope are refugees, homeless, people, prisoners, families with children from Ukraine, Syria, the Congo and Sudan, and families that squat in buildings of Rome.

Feb 09, 2023 21:47

ZENIT Staff

Popes•Vatican City

A Month After His Death, a Postage Stamp is Released in Honour of Benedict XVI

The Republic of Italy will also issue a commemorative postage stamp in honour of Benedict XVI, although further details are yet to be made known.

Feb 06, 2023 22:20

ZENIT Staff

Oldest Fragment of the New Testament Is in the Vatican Library

Pope Appoints New “Major” for His Army: The Swiss Guards

Pope Francis: A More Stable Law to Fight Against the Abuse of Minors

Vatican telescope searches for new worlds: here’s what it has found

In Ten Years of Pope Francis’ Pontificate, the Number of Women Working in the Vatican Has Increased from 846 to 1,165

By Order of the Pope, Will Cardinals and Bishops Pay for the Apartments Where They Live in the Vatican?

The Intelligence of the Hands: Pope’s Reflection to Students and Professors of the Roman Pontifical Universities

Oman: New Country with Which the Vatican Establishes Diplomatic Relations

Jesuits Question Pontiff About Why Pedro Arrupe Isn’t Canonized, About the Election of Jesuit Bishops and About Why He Accepted to Be Pope

New Ambassador of Turkey Presents His Letters of Credence

Vatican Invites 2,000 People to a Circus

A Month After His Death, a Postage Stamp is Released in Honour of Benedict XVI