Nigeria: epicenter of a crisis of extermination against Christians. Another village massacred

Nov 20, 2025 20:22

A man stands in front of a damaged house after a deadly attack in Yelwata, Nigeria, on June 16. Photo: Marvellous Durowaiye/Reuters

Analysis Opinion•Local Church

What the 2025 Theology Survey Reveals About American Faith

What emerges in the data is less an abandonment of Christianity than its ongoing reinterpretation — a search for transcendence conducted in the vocabulary of tradition, yet shaped profoundly by the priorities of modern individualism

Nov 19, 2025 17:13

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Pope Leo XIV

Migration in the US, persecution of Christians, visit to Latin America, and even tennis: this is what the Pope told journalists

Tuesdays have quietly become his weekly retreat from the unrelenting pace of Rome, but the pause in the papal rhythm opened into a conversation with reporters — a dialogue that spanned war, migration, terrorism, and even tennis

Nov 19, 2025 17:09

Valentina di Giorgio

Local Church•Persecuted Christians

Muslim groups commit massacre of Christians in Congo: nearly 30 dead

Villagers had been preparing for an ordinary night. Instead, they awoke to gunfire, flames, and the frantic cries of neighbors. By dawn, at least 28 bodies had been recovered from Makuta and Django—two districts whose names now mark the latest chapter of a tragedy that has become routine in Congo’s eastern provinces

Nov 19, 2025 17:07

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Vocations•Young People

Surprising research data among French clergy: the younger they are, the more conservative… and happy they are

Three out of four describe their mission in classical terms—to celebrate the sacraments, to teach the faith, and to shepherd the faithful entrusted to them. They do not ask for reinvention but for the freedom to carry out the ministry the Church has always given them

Nov 19, 2025 17:05

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Analysis Opinion

Artificial Intelligence and the Mission of the Church. An analytical contribution

In the face of the rapid expansion of AI technology along with the risks it entails, it is no wonder that the Catholic Church senses the urgency to respond to these potentially dangerous developments

Nov 19, 2025 17:02

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV Receives Nobel Prize Laureate Maria Corina Machado: This Is What the Venezuelan Leader Asked Him

Maria Corina Machado also expressed to the Pope the importance of the civic demonstration carried out by Venezuelans on July 28, 2024, which reaffirmed the legitimacy of President Edmundo González Urrutia.

Leo XIV begins 2026 with a new papal staff: here is the meaning… and the photos

In a Church often scrutinized for its symbols, Leo XIV’s choice is neither ornamental nor nostalgic. It is a visual theology, compressed into metal and form, reminding both shepherd and faithful that the path forward passes through the wounds of history—but does not end there

Nigeria: epicenter of a crisis of extermination against Christians. Another village massacred

Some reflections from Pope Leo XIV on fostering the growth and maturation of a synodal spirit in the Church

This is what famous rapper Nicki Minaj said at the UN in support of persecuted Christians in Nigeria

Pope Francis’ camera to be auctioned: bidding starts at this impressive starting price

How often do Catholic students attend Mass or listen to the Pope? The surprising revelations of a study

35,000 People from 117 Countries in Rome for the Jubilee of Choirs

The Largest Abortion Network in the USA Closes 70 Clinics in One Year Due to Pro-Life Changes

What the 2025 Theology Survey Reveals About American Faith

Migration in the US, persecution of Christians, visit to Latin America, and even tennis: this is what the Pope told journalists

Muslim groups commit massacre of Christians in Congo: nearly 30 dead

Surprising research data among French clergy: the younger they are, the more conservative… and happy they are

Artificial Intelligence and the Mission of the Church. An analytical contribution