Pope is the most trusted person in Italy

Pope Francis yes, Church no: survey reveals that the Pope is the most trusted person in Italy

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Two-thirds of Italians identify Pope Francis’ commitment to peace and fraternity as defining features of his pontificate. His emphasis on aiding the marginalized and promoting Gospel values resonates with 60% of respondents. Additionally, his approach to communication, which combines -according to the study- clarity with compassion, has earned him widespread admiration.

A Muslim woman in an Opus Dei school

ZENIT Staff

The Faes Lyceum, while unmistakably Christian in identity, embodies an ethos of inclusion. Its leaders emphasize that the school’s Christian foundation is precisely what fosters an environment of mutual respect and individual dignity. Alongside Maryam, the school also welcomes another Muslim girl and a Buddhist boy—demonstrating that faith-based education can be a bridge, not a barrier.

Religious Freedom Gains Momentum Across the United States, New Survey Reveals

ZENIT Staff

“This year’s index sends a clear message: Americans value the right to live authentically according to their beliefs,” said Mark Rienzi, president and CEO of Becket. “Even in a time of stark divisions, there is unity in affirming the importance of faith as a cornerstone of our society.”

The smiling Carmelite is on her way to the altars: she is recognized as a “servant of God”

ZENIT Staff

After a winding journey of discernment—including time in two other Carmelite communities—Sister Cecilia María finally found her home in the Carmelite convent of Santa Fe. There, she embraced the contemplative life with a warmth and humanity that would become her hallmark.

Pope Decides to Ban the Sodalitium of Christian Life and Entrusts Its Execution to a Controversial Priest

ZENIT Staff

Among the most immediate challenges for the dissolution is the destiny of the assets and the future of the members. The Sodalitium of Christian Life (SCL)) was made up of consecrated laymen who took vows and lived in community, also with priests (some 35 of the 120 members with perpetual vows). A possibility would be that of a refoundation. There is also a women’s branch. It’s not known at present if the ban applies also to them.

We Want To Offer An Apology

Jorge Enrique Mújica

I want to apologize to you in ZENIT’s name. We owe it to you and it seems honest to me not only to say that it happened but also to offer you our apologies.

A woman to rule the Vatican: Pope Francis reveals in interview who she is

Valentina di Giorgio

The Pope celebrated the increasing involvement of women in Vatican leadership, citing Sister Simona Brambilla’s recent appointment as Prefect of the Dicastery for Consecrated Life. “Women manage better than we do,” he quipped, acknowledging the transformative role they play within the Church.

Trump new president: a telegram from the pope, an end to gender ideology and a Catholic priest at the ceremony

Trump’s inaugural address reflected his commitment to reshaping the nation’s policies, particularly in the realm of social and cultural issues. Declaring an end to “government-imposed gender ideology,”