Catholic Priest Suspected in Bishop’s Murder in Mozambique

Here’s what the new 2026 Gallup study says about the decline in support for same-sex marriage

Jorge Enrique Mújica

The numbers reveal a country that is not abandoning support for LGBTQ rights but is reassessing some of the assumptions that dominated public discourse during the early 2020s

The Pope’s Apostolic Journey to Spain, as Told by the Pope Himself: This Is How Pope Leo XIV Experienced Madrid, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands

ZENIT Staff

Pope’s General Audience, June 17, 2026, on his apostolic trip to Spain

Leo XIV emphasizes the need for safe spaces within the Church to experience love with Jesus Christ

ZENIT Staff

Address by the Holy Father to Members of the Center for Research and Training on Child Protection

Turkish President Erdogan Meets with Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew to Discuss the Reopening of Halki—Why Is This Important?

ZENIT Staff

June 16, the Turkish leader received the ecumenical patriarch at the presidential complex. One of the issued discussed was finding ways the historic school, closed in 1971, could reopen after the inauguration next September of the newly renovated building complex. Trump, expected at the NATO summit in July, has pushed for Ankara to give the green light. Renewed tensions with Greece over maritime borders lurk in the background.

Statement by the Bishops of England and Wales on the Reintroduction of the Bill on Adults with Terminal Illnesses (End-of-Life Care)

ZENIT Staff

Archbishop John Sherrington, Lead Bishop for Life Issues for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, has expressed his deep disappointment that the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will return to parliament in autumn

Israel invades properties belonging to the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem and unilaterally changes the administrative status of Hebron in Palestinian territory

ZENIT Staff

The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate accused Israeli authorities of forcibly taking control of Church property in Silwan on June 15. According to the Patriarchate, representatives were removed from the site, equipment was confiscated, trees were uprooted, and the area was enclosed with fences and gates

«Hope Should Not Be Confused with a Solution»: ZENIT’s Interview with Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem

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Interview with Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Cardinal Patriarch of Jerusalem

Catholic Priest Suspected in Bishop’s Murder in Mozambique

Rafael Llanes

The Provincial Court of Zambézia is also investigating the involvement of a gardener and a guard. The investigation is questioning the suspects to clarify the facts and determine their possible criminal liability.