Papua New Guinea Mass with Pope sold out

Sep 04, 2024 17:05

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis arrived to Indonesia Photo: Vatican Media

Although participation in these classes remains voluntary, a substantial proportion of Polish students continue to enroll

Martin Selmayr, a seasoned German bureaucrat, has stepped into the role of European Union (EU) Ambassador to the Holy See.

Mrs Kausar and her disabled husband were acquitted and released in 2021 after more than seven years’ imprisonment

The last atrocity took place on Sunday 25th August when insurgents captured 26 Christians in Sanaba

Local Church

U.S. bishops launch Hispanic/Latino communities and ministries resource kit

The resource contains information such as a breakdown of U.S. Catholic adults by generation and race/ethnicity, showcasing the significant percentage growth of Hispanic/Latino Catholics in Millennial and Gen Z generations.

Sep 04, 2024 11:35

ZENIT Staff

Gender Ideology•Religious Freedom•Testimonies

Gay Inquisition: 400 Days in Prison (and Imprisoned Again) for Not Using Transgender Pronouns

The conflict between Burke and the School has evolved into a prolonged legal battle, with the teacher facing a daily fine of 700 euros since the beginning of the school year in August. Despite having spent more than 400 days in prison in different periods

Sep 04, 2024 06:32

Elizabeth Owens

Pope Francis

Pope’s First Day in Indonesia

Visit to the president, meeting with clergy, nuns and catechists mark the Pope’s first day

Sep 04, 2024 06:27

ZENIT Staff

Liturgy and Divine Worship

Questions about liturgy: A Marian Feast on a Sunday

Answered by Legionary of Christ Father Edward McNamara, professor of liturgy and sacramental theology and director of the Sacerdos Institute at the Pontifical Regina Apostolorum university.

Sep 03, 2024 17:47

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

The arrest of Durov (Telegram founder) in France and the paradoxes of freedom

Both the mouthpieces of Russia’s rulers and most opposition voices in Moscow reacted surprisingly as one to the arrest in France of Russian Internet tsar, to defend freedom of expression and communication. This is a sign that the ultimate weapon of war is not the assault drone or the nuclear bomb, but ideologies that distort reality.

Sep 03, 2024 17:42

ZENIT Staff

Photo Gallery: Leo XIV Now Has An Official Mosaic to Enrich St. Paul’s Basilica, and This Is How He Reacted When It Was Shown to Him

Just over eight months after the election of Pope Leo XIV, the Vatican Mosaic Workshop has completed the mosaic portrait for the Basilica of St. Paul Outside-the-Walls, at the request of the Archpriest of the Basilica, Cardinal James Michael Harvey.

How Jesus Christ transforms man’s relationship with God, according to Pope Leo XIV

Pope’s general audience, January 14, 2026, on the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum on Divine Revelation

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Papua New Guinea Mass with Pope sold out

Polish Constitutional Tribunal temporarily halts reform of religion classes in schools

A German is the new ambassador of the European Union to the Holy See

USA: Oregon ministry asks 9th Circuit to end discriminatory state funding rules

Court halts NY attorney general from violating pregnancy centers’ freedom of speech

Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy against Islam in Pakistan

Burkina Faso: 100 Christians killed in three months

U.S. bishops launch Hispanic/Latino communities and ministries resource kit

Gay Inquisition: 400 Days in Prison (and Imprisoned Again) for Not Using Transgender Pronouns

Pope’s First Day in Indonesia

Questions about liturgy: A Marian Feast on a Sunday

The arrest of Durov (Telegram founder) in France and the paradoxes of freedom