Bishop in Mozambique Speaks Out Following Attacks Blamed on ISIS

May 01, 2020 00:24

Deborah Castellano Lubov

Bishop Luiz Fernando Lisboa - © ACN

Refugee children from Syria at a clinic in Ramtha

Persecuted Christians

Iraqi Christians Enjoy an Excited Christmas

«To talk about forgiveness with them is easy because they forgive without bearing a grudge»

Dec 27, 2016 19:01

ZENIT Staff

Persecuted Christians•Testimonies

What Keeps You Going When You're Trying to Help Refugees of a War With No End in Sight?

CRS regional director shares his own motivation, and the motivations of the refugees

Nov 03, 2016 19:37

Kathleen Naab

Archives•Persecuted Christians

Chaldean Patriarch Eyes Post-ISIS Future

‘What we need is to be encouraged to stay in our homeland hoping for a promising future. Iraqi Christians love their land where their roots date as far back as thousands of years and would like to stay here, no matter what.’

Oct 21, 2016 12:13

ZENIT Staff

Persecuted Christians

Iraqi Christians Rejoice Over Liberation of Qaraqosh

We must be patient and be prepared for the huge challenge of making it possible for Christians to return to their homes

Oct 19, 2016 19:22

Maria Lozano

Spirituality

From Apostolic Times to Today …

«The confidence of believers in the truth of the Gospel provokes outrage. Our fidelity to God is an affront to tyrants. Our prophetic voice makes sin uncomfortable»

Sep 23, 2016 16:39

Bishop James Conley

Pope Francis has implemented a financial bonus for Vatican employees with three or more children

Pope Francis introduces monthly bonus for large families amid mixed reactions from Vatican employees

The new measure, announced by the Holy See’s Press Office on January 15, reflects Pope Francis’ ongoing advocacy for family welfare. The bonus will continue until children reach the age of 18 or 24 if they remain in education, aligning Vatican policies with those of several European countries that provide substantial benefits for large families.

Pope’s baptism of 21 children in the Sistine Chapel

The annual tradition of baptizing the children of Vatican staff began in 1981 under Pope John Paul II. While the first ceremonies were held in the Pauline Chapel, the Sistine Chapel has hosted this sacred event since 1983. Pope Francis has carried forward this legacy, adding his own touch of pastoral care and accessibility.

Bishop in Mozambique Speaks Out Following Attacks Blamed on ISIS

Martyrs’ Shrine Honors 21 Victims of ISIS on Fifth Anniversary of Death

Restoring Iconic Church a Turning Point for Iraq’s Christians

Syria: Children Leaving Last ISIS Areas Show Signs of Severe Psychological Distress

A Daughter Recalls Her Father's Dying Moment

Christians Assess Damage on Iraq’s Nineveh Plain, Ravaged by ISIS

Mother & Son Survived 2 Years Under Thumb of Islamic State

Iraqi Christians Enjoy an Excited Christmas

What Keeps You Going When You're Trying to Help Refugees of a War With No End in Sight?

Chaldean Patriarch Eyes Post-ISIS Future

Iraqi Christians Rejoice Over Liberation of Qaraqosh

From Apostolic Times to Today …