Pope Leo XIV’s audience with the Ukrainian president
Valentina di Giorgio
Just last May 12 it was made public that the Pope and Zelensky had a telephone conversation in which the Ukrainian president invited the Pope to visit the countr
United Kingdom joins countries attacking full sacramental stealth
Elizabeth Owens
UK Government Faces Catholic Backlash Over Confession Breach in Child Protection Bill
Anglicans amplify their voice in search for next Archbishop of Canterbury
ZENIT Staff
The five regions—Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Oceania—now each send one delegate. Their profiles reflect the theological and ethnic diversity of global Anglicanism: a Palestinian bishop, a Māori canon, a Ghanaian academic priest, a Welsh bishop, and an Argentine lay minister.
Face of Jesus in the Host: Vatican recognizes Eucharistic miracle in India
Elizabeth Owens
That face, identified by witnesses as the face of Christ, has drawn thousands over the years. In the days following the 2013 Mass, the tiny village was overwhelmed by pilgrims
International Body to Decide Case of Mexican Politician Censored for Gender Comments on “X”
ZENIT Staff
Gabriel Quadri, former Mexican congressman and presidential candidate, convicted as a “political violator against women” for Twitter/X posts using biologically accurate pronouns. ADF International has petitioned the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on his behalf.
Sr. Oonah O’Shea Elected President of UISG, Brings Rural Wisdom and Bold Vision to Global Role
ZENIT Staff
For two decades, Sister O’Shea lived among the rural poor, accompanying lay catechists, founding a women’s empowerment NGO, and forging a quiet revolution of presence in areas untouched by privilege. Her ministry was less about institutional expansion and more about incarnational solidarity—becoming a neighbor, not a visitor, in the Gospel sense.
Diplomatic Void at the Vatican: U.S. Senate Democrats Block Trump’s Nominee Days Before Papal Inauguration
ZENIT Staff
Burch, a prominent Catholic advocate and co-founder of the conservative political group CatholicVote, was poised to represent the United States at the Holy See just as a new papacy begins. His nomination had cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with bipartisan support.
3 key words of the missionary action of the Church and of the work of the Holy See’s diplomacy, according to Leo XIV
ZENIT Staff
Audience with the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See
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