New Zealand Cardinal acquitted by Vatican and Police in unproven abuse case

Jun 12, 2024 17:45

ZENIT Staff

Cardinal John Dew Photo: Newstalk ZB

As usual, the Pope drove through the avenues of the Square in the popemobile between 8:45 and 9:00 in the morning

Paulette Harlow was found guilty in November 2023 of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances

The gathering began with a brief greeting from Monsignor Di Tolve followed by a moment of prayer, setting a reflective tone for the ensuing dialogue between the Pope and the priests

Dicasteries

200 representatives of ecclesial movements and communities from all over the world in Rome for annual meeting

This year’s Meeting with the Moderators of international associations aims to highlight some examples of synodal structures and practices already implemented in associations and movements that can be an example and stimulus for the whole Church, such as sharing experiences of faith within small groups or small communities, community discernment, co-responsibility of lay and ordained ministers in assuming roles of governance

Jun 11, 2024 15:26

ZENIT Staff

Testimonies

Priest with Lateral Sclerosis: “As a Sick Priest, I Hope to Give Meaning to Others’ Disease”

“It’s a very harsh disease, but it has enabled me to mature and, especially, to understand what things are really important in life,” said Father Álvaro Granados

Jun 11, 2024 06:09

Rafael Llanes

Local Church•Protection of vulnerable people

Sixth California Diocese Declares Bankruptcy for Cases of Abuse Committed Years Ago

The Fresno Diocese’s Catholic Charities Service and Education Corporation, which runs the diocesan schools, are separate legal or ecclesial entities, and do not declare bankruptcy, said Monsignor Joseph Brennan.

Jun 11, 2024 06:04

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Protection of vulnerable people

Current State of the Rupnik Case Told From Inside the Vatican

Monsignor John Joseph Kennedy said to journalists on May 28 that the trial of the former Jesuit requires timely treatment

Jun 11, 2024 05:58

Rafael Llanes

Pope Francis•Rome

The Pope’s historic visit to the Capitol in Rome

The Jubilee of 2025 among the main topics discussed between the Pope and the Mayor of Rome

Jun 10, 2024 17:00

ZENIT Staff

The art of refraining from taking advantage of fame, popularity, and success, according to Pope Leo XIV

Address on the occasion of the Angelus prayer on Sunday, January 18, 2026

Pope Leo XIV approves a jubilee year to mark 800 years since the death of St. Francis: here’s what you need to know

As part of the centenary observances, the Holy See has also announced an exceptional opportunity for veneration: from 22 February to 22 March 2026, the body of Saint Francis will be brought out of its crypt

New Zealand Cardinal acquitted by Vatican and Police in unproven abuse case

South Carolina Governor signs “Help Not Harm” bill prohibiting transgender procedures and treatments for minors

Indian Prime Minister Modi Wins in the National Elections But Loses in the Christian States

The divine inspiration of the Bible explained by Pope Francis

The Bishop of Rome: Primacy and Synodality. Summary, ideas and proposals of a new Vatican document

75-year-old woman sent to jail for opposing abortion: judge mocks her

Pope face to face with more priests in Rome: from gays to ideologies, these were the topics discussed

200 representatives of ecclesial movements and communities from all over the world in Rome for annual meeting

Priest with Lateral Sclerosis: “As a Sick Priest, I Hope to Give Meaning to Others’ Disease”

Sixth California Diocese Declares Bankruptcy for Cases of Abuse Committed Years Ago

Current State of the Rupnik Case Told From Inside the Vatican

The Pope’s historic visit to the Capitol in Rome