France: 100 thousand euros fine for TV channel for saying that abortion is first cause of death

Nov 27, 2024 18:51

Covadonga Asturias

CNews by the French media regulator, Arcom

The company will not renew its five-year commitment to a racial equity center

Colombia’s Constitutional Court has instructed the Ministry of Health to revise its regulations on euthanasia

Bishop John Stowe of Lexington, Kentucky

The use of US long-range weapons by the Ukrainians has led Putin to approve a "new nuclear doctrine”

She succeeds Loup Besmond de Senneville, formerly the Rome correspondent for France's La Croix, who now serves as deputy editor-in-chief of the same publication in Paris.

Local Church•Testimonies

Transition House: A home to welcome and accompany addicted priests in their healing process

From Addiction to Advocacy: Father Joseph Calise’s Journey to Healing and Helping

Nov 26, 2024 21:50

ZENIT Staff

Dicasteries•Protection of vulnerable people

Vatican institutes task force against spiritual abuse and false mysticism

It is proposed to entrust to the Dicastery for Legislative Texts and to the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith the task of analyzing whether it is possible to typify a crime of “spiritual abuse” in contexts of false mysticism and to present concrete proposals.

Nov 26, 2024 19:13

ZENIT Staff

Testimonies

The sculptor Sotoo: Sagrada Família, where stone becomes prayer

The Japanese artist who has been working on the great cathedral in Barcelona for more than 40 years following in the footsteps of the master, Antonio Gaudì, has been awarded the 2024 Ratzinger Prize, the first Asian to receive this recognition. «As long as God and destiny allow it, I will stay here, sculpting, dreaming and working so that every corner of this temple reflects the divine light,” he said.

Nov 26, 2024 19:09

ZENIT Staff

Good News•Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Two months after French church arson, donor gives $1 million to rebuild it

From Tragedy to Hope: Rebuilding a Church in Saint-Omer Amidst France’s Anti-Christian Tide

Nov 26, 2024 19:06

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

Rumors resurface about the fate of the hospital founded by Padre Pio, owned by the Vatican, and with serious debts

Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza Faces Mounting Challenges but Vows to Endure

Nov 26, 2024 18:59

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV Named Treccani’s Person of the Year: A Pontificate of Subtle Strength and Measured Influence

By exercising quiet leadership, prioritizing pastoral care, and resisting the pressures to adopt extremes, he has positioned the Catholic Church as a thoughtful actor in global discussions on justice, peace, and human dignity

Putin bombs Ukraine on Christmas Day and Pope Leo XIV responds with humanitarian aid: photos of what he sent

Even before Christmas Eve, Pope Leo XIV had authorized financial assistance to several countries through the Apostolic Almonry and the Vatican’s diplomatic network, the nunciatures

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France: 100 thousand euros fine for TV channel for saying that abortion is first cause of death

Walmart joins companies that will stop promoting gender ideology

Colombian Constitutional Court Expands Euthanasia Access Amid Growing Controversy

Pro-LGBT+ bishop receives award in USA and criticizes “obsolete theological frameworks” of the Church

The unlikely end of Russia’s war

Valentina Alazraki Named President of International Vatican Journalists’ Association

Spanish Bishops Denounce Intergenerational Healing Practices

Transition House: A home to welcome and accompany addicted priests in their healing process

Vatican institutes task force against spiritual abuse and false mysticism

The sculptor Sotoo: Sagrada Família, where stone becomes prayer

Two months after French church arson, donor gives $1 million to rebuild it

Rumors resurface about the fate of the hospital founded by Padre Pio, owned by the Vatican, and with serious debts