After Pope’s letter, U.S. bishops sue Donald Trump administration in court

Feb 19, 2025 17:20

Tim Daniels

President Donald Trump Photo: ABC News

Testimonies

“I met Jesus»: one woman’s faith beyond all odds in Pakistan

A woman in Punjab spoke to AsiaNews about her journey and the hardships converts from Islam face. Since she chose to follow Christ, Naseem has endured isolation, death threats, and discrimination. Yet, despite economic obstacles and family objections, her unshakeable faith remains a source of hope. For activist Joseph Janssen, freedom of worship should be exercised without fear of persecution.

Feb 18, 2025 09:33

ZENIT Staff

Marriage and Family

Growing up together: Matt and Cameron Fradd on the sacred vocation of marriage

A good marriage is hard work—there’s no sugar-coating it—and Matt and Cameron Fradd say their 18-year union is no exception.

Feb 18, 2025 09:28

ZENIT Staff

Local Church

Cardinal welcomes landmark agreement between UK Muslim and Jewish denominational leaders

The Accord sets out a new framework for engagement, built on mutual respect, dialogue, and practical collaboration. It champions the principle of disagreeing agreeably, ensuring that differences do not lead to division but instead foster deeper understanding

Feb 18, 2025 09:24

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Church and World•Pope Francis

Pope Francis, Trump’s Migratory Policy and Taylor Swift’s Lessons

The questions seem legitimate about why the Pope pronounced himself on the topic that has American society divided. However, it’s no less legitimate to acknowledge that a Letter of a pastoral nature may have the intention (not always understood or sufficiently highlighted) to bring harmony and light where it is lacking.

Feb 17, 2025 17:29

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Münster Diocese Introduces Groundbreaking Clergy Disciplinary Code

The disciplinary code outlines sanctions for clergy misconduct, including sexual transgressions, breaches of pastoral confidentiality, and abuse of power in pastoral relationships. Depending on the severity of the violation, penalties could range from warnings and fines to removal from office

Feb 16, 2025 17:11

ZENIT Staff

Trump attacks the Pope again, and Leo XIV responds once more: “If anyone wishes to criticize me, let them do so with the truth”

The controversy erupted anew during a televised phone interview in which Trump, speaking to conservative host Hugh Hewitt, suggested that the Pope’s priorities were misplaced and even dangerous

What does it mean that Jesus is preparing a place for us in heaven? Pope Leo XIV explains it

Address on the occasion of the Regina Coeli prayer on Sunday, April 3, 2026

After Pope’s letter, U.S. bishops sue Donald Trump administration in court

Ireland to be rededicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Official, Pope’s health worsens: cancellations, good mood and prayer request

Vatican gives continuity to last synod: meeting of the Coordinators and Secretaries of the 10 Study Groups announced

JD Vance’s Address in Europe and The Return to Reality

Australian Government Appoints Keith Pitt as New Ambassador to the Holy See

General Chapter of the second largest male congregation in the Church begins: the Salesians

“I met Jesus»: one woman’s faith beyond all odds in Pakistan

Growing up together: Matt and Cameron Fradd on the sacred vocation of marriage

Cardinal welcomes landmark agreement between UK Muslim and Jewish denominational leaders

Pope Francis, Trump’s Migratory Policy and Taylor Swift’s Lessons

Münster Diocese Introduces Groundbreaking Clergy Disciplinary Code