UFOs, Demons, and Ecclesial Boundaries

From Film Actor to Governor of India’s Seventh Most Populous State: This Is the First Catholic to Reach a High-Ranking Position in a Hindu Country

ZENIT Staff

His name is Joseph Vijay. He studied at Loyola College Chennai, and his profession has been acting. He is a well-known film star who now holds the most important position in his state.

Before the Pope’s arrival: a survey reveals the popularity of Pope Leo XIV, as well as the expectations and topics of interest among those who will welcome him in Spain

Jorge Enrique Mújica

The poll, commissioned by the organizers of the papal visit and conducted by GAD3 among registered participants and volunteers, provides a snapshot not of Spanish society as a whole, but of those who have already committed themselves to attending the events

From Vatican Radio to Renewable Energy: Leo XIV Advances an Ambitious Plan for an Energy-Independent Vatican

Valentina di Giorgio

The initiative marks a new phase in the Holy See’s long-term effort to combine environmental responsibility, technological innovation, and practical stewardship of resources. More than a symbolic ecological gesture, the project seeks to make the Vatican fully self-sufficient in energy production while preserving agricultural activity and protecting the surrounding landscape

Vatican City Extends St. Peter’s Basilica Opening Hours for Summer 2026 Amid Increased Visitor Influx

ZENIT Staff

Opening Hours: from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Threats of Islamist attacks come to light during Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Spain

Covadonga Asturias

The propaganda poster, distributed through online channels associated with Islamist extremism, targets several of the Pope’s most prominent public appearances during his June visit

Reflections by Leo XIV on certain elements that constitute the sacred liturgy, such as rite, sign, and symbol

ZENIT Staff

The Pope’s General Audience, June 3, 2026, on certain elements that constitute the sacred liturgy, such as rites, signs, and symbols

UFOs, Demons, and Ecclesial Boundaries: Why Washington’s Archbishop Removed a High-Profile Exorcist

ZENIT Staff

The decision was accompanied by a second measure of considerable significance: the Archdiocese of Washington also severed its institutional ties with the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal, the Washington-based ministry directed by Rossetti

Turkey seizing Christian and Yazidi land for energy development

ZENIT Staff

Many projects are in the southeast of the country, an area home to sizable religious minorities. This is the case of the G25 Solar Power Plant near the Chaldean village of Aynwardo. For the Turkish government, the project is of «public interest» and must be backed. Christian MP George Aryo has already raised the issue (in vain) in parliament.