Pope’ Health On Saturday, March 8: He Shows Good Response to The Therapy: Gradual Improvement

Mar 08, 2025 17:24

Jorge Enrique Mújica

The Holy Father has been apyretic at all times. Photo: AFP

Pope Francis•Rome

Pope Francis Donates One Million Euros to Support Housing for the Vulnerable

The Pope’s donation, part of the Don Roberto Sardelli Fund for Housing Emergencies, was initially announced on January 30 during a gathering in memory of Don Sardelli at the parish of San Policarpo. However, the specific amount of the Holy Father’s contribution was only recently disclosed in a letter from Cardinal Vicar Baldassare Reina

Mar 06, 2025 18:50

ZENIT Staff

Gender Ideology•Woman

Bishops Barron and O’Connell Respond to Failure of U.S. Senate to Advance Protections for Female Athletes

The Act, which already passed the House in January, would prevent federally funded sports programs under Title IX from permitting male students to participate in athletic programs designated for women and girls.

Mar 06, 2025 18:47

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Cardinals and Bishops•Pope Francis

Is There a Pre-Conclave Atmosphere in the Vatican? Cardinals From Around the World Break the Silence Given the Pope’s Health

Individuals closest to Pope Francis give a close look at the situation, offering different focuses given the speculations about a possible Conclave to elect a new Pontiff and about the Holy Father’s renunciation for reasons of health.

Mar 06, 2025 07:20

Rafael Llanes

Cardinals and Bishops•Interview•Pope Francis

Bishop Who Visited the Pope in Hospital Talks About the Pope and the Church’s Prayer of Intercession for Him

“The prayer for the Pope is a beautiful fresco of the Church’s unity,” said Monsignor Edgar Peña Parra. While the Holy Father endures his illness, “we are all together as brothers to pray for our Shepherd,” witnessing affection, closeness and solidarity.

Mar 06, 2025 07:16

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Beijing calls Moscow to account for its new relationship with Trump

Russian observers say change of guard in Washington has meant China is no longer able to benefit from the conflict in Ukraine, but has been reduced to the role of onlooker.

Mar 05, 2025 18:55

ZENIT Staff

Ceasefire on the Brink: Pope Leo XIV, Global Powers and the Moral Battle Over War in the Middle East

What distinguishes the present moment is not only the danger of renewed escalation, but the convergence of multiple crises: military, economic, diplomatic and moral

Holiness and the Evangelical Counsels Explained in Light of the Second Vatican Council by Pope Leo XIV

The Pope’s General Audience, April 8, 2026, on holiness and the evangelical counsels

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Pope’ Health On Saturday, March 8: He Shows Good Response to The Therapy: Gradual Improvement

Pope’s Health Up To Friday, March 7: They Explain Why An Audio Message with Francis’ Voice Was Broadcast

World Leaders of the Left and Right Pronounce Themselves on Pope’s Health

This is the actual voice of the Pope from the hospital: audio of Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square is being broadcast

Pope’s health as of Thursday, March 6: Pope did not present respiratory insufficiency and is doing well with respiratory and motor physiotherapy

Nigeria: Priest kidnapped and murdered

Ukrainian Nun Honored for Her Work Supporting Parents Facing Fatal Pregnancy Diagnoses

Pope Francis Donates One Million Euros to Support Housing for the Vulnerable

Bishops Barron and O’Connell Respond to Failure of U.S. Senate to Advance Protections for Female Athletes

Is There a Pre-Conclave Atmosphere in the Vatican? Cardinals From Around the World Break the Silence Given the Pope’s Health

Bishop Who Visited the Pope in Hospital Talks About the Pope and the Church’s Prayer of Intercession for Him

Beijing calls Moscow to account for its new relationship with Trump