Europe’s Secular Future Still Bears the Imprint of Faith, New Economic Research Suggests

Jul 09, 2026 08:57

ZENIT Staff

religion continues to shape Europe's economy, institutions and public life Photo: Iglesia Noticias

Local Church•Rome

Scottish bishops sell the Pontifical Scottish College in Rome

Technology can strengthen human relationships when it bridges distance or facilitates communication. But when it becomes a substitute for genuine human connection, something essential is lost

Jul 06, 2026 17:17

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

What happens when technology no longer assists religious life but begins to replace it?

Technology can strengthen human relationships when it bridges distance or facilitates communication. But when it becomes a substitute for genuine human connection, something essential is lost

Jul 06, 2026 17:03

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Persecuted Christians•Religious Freedom

The United States Intervenes Following the Arrest of a Catholic Bishop by the Nicaraguan Dictatorship

Initial reports indicated that Mata was transferred to the Evaristo Vásquez Sánchez Police Complex in Managua, commonly known as “El Nuevo Chipote,” a detention center that has become synonymous with the imprisonment of political opponents. Although some sources later stated that he had been returned to his residence in Tisma, uncertainty soon emerged regarding his true situation

Jul 06, 2026 16:53

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Holy Land

Israel and the Armenian Genocide: Historical Justice or Contempt for Ankara?

The Israeli government has recognized the Armenian Genocide of 1915, following decades of silence imposed by its relations with Turkey. This decision comes amidst deteriorating relations between Israel and Ankara due to the war in Gaza.

Jul 06, 2026 15:38

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Vatican City

Twenty Fiat Topolino Electric Vehicles: The New Cars That Will Drive Through Vatican City

This is the first batch of 20 vehicles, to be followed by an additional shipment of 10 Fiat Topolinos, [“baby mice”] which the automaker will provide to the Governorate of Vatican City State, in order to reinforce a shared commitment to more sustainable and responsible mobility, through innovative, all-electric solutions.

Jul 06, 2026 15:31

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Pope Leo XIV will not participate in the anniversary of St. John Paul II’s historic World Day of Prayer for Peace in Assisi

The Vatican’s decision does not suggest a setback in his recovery: reflects the prudence required after major surgery, even when clinical results are encouraging. The Pope had been expected to attend the gathering entitled “Disarmed and Disarming Peace,” which will bring together Christian leaders, representatives of other religious traditions and invited guests in the Umbrian town.

Pope Leo XIV to Jews at the Vatican: The Church does not tolerate anti-Semitism and combats it, in accordance with the Gospel itself

The Pope’s Remarks to a Delegation from the American Jewish Committee

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Europe’s Secular Future Still Bears the Imprint of Faith, New Economic Research Suggests

After the Excommunications: The Call for Flexibility Regarding the Pre-Conciliar Liturgy. The Exemplary Reaction of Thirteen Bishops and Cardinals

Attempted theft at Naples Cathedral: Migrant steals St. Januarius’ miter. The army intervenes

Jews Denounce the Persecution of Christians by Radical Jews in the Holy Land: Facts, Figures, and Other Concerns

Decline, Resurgence, and Breaking Stereotypes: The State of Vocations and Priestly Ordinations in France, Germany, and Italy

Does the Devil Exist? The Vatican newspaper unnecessarily suggests that he does not. A controversy in the middle of summer

Cardinal López Romero Steps Aside from Duties Following Accusations by Some Women Against Him

Scottish bishops sell the Pontifical Scottish College in Rome

What happens when technology no longer assists religious life but begins to replace it?

The United States Intervenes Following the Arrest of a Catholic Bishop by the Nicaraguan Dictatorship

Israel and the Armenian Genocide: Historical Justice or Contempt for Ankara?

Twenty Fiat Topolino Electric Vehicles: The New Cars That Will Drive Through Vatican City