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Monday, April 13, 2026

How many Catholic radio stations are there in the U.S.

The Shroud of Manoppello Analyzed by Science: A Miracle That Records the Mystery of Christ’s Passion

ZENIT Staff

The Son of God Himself revealed the authenticity of this Holy Veil to mystic Maria Valtorta, and in 1963, Padre Pio said: «The Holy Face in Manoppello is the greatest miracle we have.» Science also yields to the evidence.

A diplomatic storm denied: Vatican and Washington push back against claims of Pentagon pressure on the Holy See

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Despite the turbulence, both sides have moved quickly to reaffirm the stability of their relationship. U.S. officials have insisted that ties with the Holy See remain “strong and productive,” while Vatican representatives have emphasized the importance of continued dialogue

Macron and Pope Leo XIV converge in a Vatican meeting shaped by global tensions

ZENIT Staff

For Pope Leo XIV, still in the early phase of his pontificate, the encounter offered an opportunity to engage a major European leader while reinforcing his emerging profile as a vocal advocate for peace in an increasingly polarized international environment

After forty days of silence: Jerusalem’s holy sites reopen as fragile calm returns

Elizabeth Owens

Whether this moment marks the beginning of a more stable phase or merely a pause between crises remains uncertain

Russia and Ukraine Reach a Ceasefire Agreement for Easter

ZENIT Staff

The choice of Easter is not incidental. In the Christian East, the feast is the liturgical center of the year, marking the Resurrection and carrying a strong theological emphasis on reconciliation and new life

The authentic experience of sports, team spirit, and its temptations, according to Pope Leo XIV

ZENIT Staff

Remarks by the Pope during his meeting with Olympic and Paralympic athletes from the 2026 Milan-Cortina Games

A new papal nuncio to manage the Holy See’s relations with the progressive German episcopate

Joachin Meisner Hertz

Van Megen has demonstrated awareness of the inherent tension between Rome and local Churches, acknowledging that divergences between papal teaching and pastoral practice are a recurring feature of Catholic life

Success Story: This Is the Residence Where 8 Out of 10 Priests with Psychological Issues Find Success

ZENIT Staff

Alongside four priests, approximately 25 professionals from various disciplines contribute to the program, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach that combines spiritual direction with psychological and human formation. The results suggest a significant degree of effectiveness

The Role of Prayer in Times of War: One of the Most Heartfelt and Important Meditations of the Pontificate of Leo XIV

ZENIT Staff

Reflection of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV at the Prayer Vigil for Peace

Why Is the Pope Going to Lebanon? What Is the Dialogue with Muslims Like? And What Is the Role of Charles de Foucauld? ZENIT’s Interview with the Cardinal of Algeria

ZENIT Staff

To better understand the Catholic Church in Algeria and the implications of the Holy Father’s Apostolic Visit, ZENIT interviewed Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco, Archbishop of Algiers, who has resided in the country for more than 22 years.

How many Catholic radio stations are there in the U.S., and how many listeners tune in via streaming? Major study on religious radio released

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Religious radio in the United States functions simultaneously as a tool of evangelization, a source of personal guidance, a platform for cultural commentary, and, in some cases, a vehicle for political expression

Baseball: The Chicago White Sox honor Pope Leo XIV with a game (and a special cap) dedicated to the Pope

Tim Daniels

On August 11, during a home game against the Cincinnati Reds, the White Sox will distribute a limited-edition headpiece inspired by a papal mitre to fans attending the game