Pakistan: Muslims sentence mother of 4 children to death on blasphemy charges

Shadow of espionage shakes Vatican: Inquiry into leaks in London financial scandal

ZENIT Staff

In a rare move, the Vatican has opted for full cooperation with Italian authorities. A key meeting between Vatican officials, including Gendarmerie Commander Gianluca Gauzzi and Vatican prosecutor Alessandro Diddi, and representatives from Perugia’s prosecutor’s office, including Raffaele Cantone, formalized the partnership

Do you want to be great? Pope Francis answers what we must do

ZENIT Staff

Allocution on the occasion of the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, September 22, 2024

Pakistan: Muslims sentence mother of 4 children to death on blasphemy charges

John Pontifex

Shagufta was convicted under Section 295-C of Pakistan’s controversial blasphemy laws, whereby insulting the Prophet carries a mandatory death sentence.

How to get 1 million children to pray the Rosary for peace?

Amy Balog

Through this initiative, ACN is also participating in the “Symphony of Prayers” campaign, which Pope Francis called for on the occasion of the 2024 Year of Prayer – and which also paves the way for the 2025 Jubilee Year.

The Place of LBGT Catholics in a Synodal Church (by Timothy Radcliffe, OP)

ZENIT Staff

The Synod faces this double challenge, of a proper gospel openness to all with an openness to all cultures. How are we to live both? This will be a major challenge for the next session of the Synod. It is not about how does our side win. That is the game of competitive politics.

Vatican Announces Officially the “Grammies” of Catholic Music: First Edition in the Jubilee 2025

ZENIT Staff

Is to revitalize and boost Catholic music and recognize the creativity of Catholic Christian artists in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and the rest of the world.

Ireland starts new 2024 – 2025 school year with 21 new seminarians

Elizabeth Owens

This marks a significant moment as the total number of seminarians currently in formation for Irish dioceses rises to 74.

Silent Prayer at Abortion Clinics to Be Banned in Sweeping New UK Law

Elizabeth Owens

The law extends to prevent any action that could be interpreted as attempting to dissuade someone from seeking an abortion, including distributing leaflets, offering support, or even engaging in consensual conversations.