The “hybrid mission”: How young people live their faith and seek it out—online or in person? What research reveals
Jorge Enrique Mújica
The screen appears to be a gateway rather than necessarily a destination
A Catholic Revival Is Taking Root on America’s College Campuses, according to new research
ZENIT Staff
The numbers become even harder to dismiss when sacramental life is considered alongside them.
France legalizes euthanasia but also safeguards the right to conscientious objection
ZENIT Staff
The decision does not overturn France’s legalization of euthanasia. Rather, it establishes a boundary around the institutions and individuals expected to participate in the new system—and, in doing so, gives religious freedom a significant foothold within a law that had initially offered little room for conscientious dissent
The Camino de Santiago Is Breaking Records Again — and 2027 Could Change Everything
ZENIT Staff
At the current pace, 2026 could surpass last year’s unprecedented total of 530,724 officially certified pilgrims
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