German diocese announces to indoctrinate employees in gender ideology

Sep 13, 2024 14:08

Bishop Heiner Wilmer of the Diocese of Hildesheim, Germany, appointed three pastoral employees as key references for inclusive pastoral care Photo: InfoVaticana

Don Buettner revealed the deep benefits that faith in God renders to those who want to live a long and prosperous life.

made a heartfelt visit to the Latin parish of Jenin to show support and assess the extensive damage caused by a recent ten-day Israeli military operation

The home, founded 90 years ago by the Little Sisters of the Poor, currently houses 200 residents.

Cantenbury Catedral, headquarters of the anglican church

Hineman described her recovery from surgery as “very painful” and “very gruesome.”

Analysis Opinion

Helping Penitents Overcome Pornography Use Within the Sacrament of the Penance

Catholics who consume pornography are often racked by guilt because it violates their fundamental values. The confessor celebrating the sacrament of penance is a mediator and instrument of God’s mercy. A priest within the sacrament of confession is simultaneously a representative of Christ, the Church, and humanity.

Sep 12, 2024 18:35

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis

Pope’s second day in Singapore: what did the Pope do?

Pope Francis Receives Warm Welcome in Singapore, Meets with Leaders, and Celebrates Mass

Sep 12, 2024 18:31

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Cardinals and Bishops•Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Church Answers False Accusations Against Cardinal Francis Prevost

The affirmation by the «Fourth Power» Program that Cardinal Robert Prevost would have covered up for the priest Eleuterio Vásquez Gonzáles, and that he would have remained silent in the face of the complaints. Does not correspond to the truth

Sep 12, 2024 13:52

ZENIT Staff

Spirituality

Recognizing Christ requires faith and modesty

Commentary on the Gospel of Sunday, September 15, 2024. XXIV Sunday in Ordinary Time .

Sep 11, 2024 17:33

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis

Pope’s third day in Timor, first in Singapore: what did the Pope do?

Pope Francis Bids Farewell to Timor-Leste with a Youthful Send-off and Message of Peace

Sep 11, 2024 17:10

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis received in audience a delegation of ministers participating in the G7 on Inclusion and Disability in the Consistory Hall of the Holy See

Pope asks to speak of people with “different abilities”, not the disabled

Pope’s address to the delegation of ministers participating in the G7 meeting on inclusion and disability

the much-anticipated book will be published worldwide on January 14, 2025

Pope Francis to Release Groundbreaking Autobiography «Hope» in 2025

The announcement came from Random House Publishing on October 16, marking a significant moment not only for the Vatican but also for the global literary and religious communities.

German diocese announces to indoctrinate employees in gender ideology

Attending Church Regularly Will Lengthen Your Life More than Diet, Exercise: Longevity Expert

Cardinal Pizzaballa Visits Jenin, Offering Solidarity and Hope Amid Devastation

This was the Pope’s last day on his trip to Southeast Asia

Attendance at Anglicans Cathedrals Rises by 5% in 2023, Still Below Pre-Pandemic Levels

The World Health Organization Admits Chinese Laboratory Origin of COVID “Cannot Be Ruled Out”

Cristina’s Story: Meet the Detransitioner Suing Planned Parenthood

Helping Penitents Overcome Pornography Use Within the Sacrament of the Penance

Pope’s second day in Singapore: what did the Pope do?

Church Answers False Accusations Against Cardinal Francis Prevost

Recognizing Christ requires faith and modesty

Pope’s third day in Timor, first in Singapore: what did the Pope do?