(ZENIT News / London, 01.30.2026).- A new nationwide study suggests that the most committed Christians in the United Kingdom are not only keeping faith alive—they are underwriting it. According to Stewardship’s Generosity Report 2026, released… Britain’s Young Christians Lead a Giving Revolution, New Report Finds
(ZENIT News / Bogotá, 01.30.2026).- The Colombian Episcopal Conference issued a formal statement this week reaffirming core Christian doctrine and demanding respect for religious convictions, following controversial remarks by President Gustavo Petro that many believers… Colombian Bishops Push Back After President’s Remarks on Jesus Spark National Outcry
SÃO PAULO, Brazil – As Haitians are set to lose their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) on Feb. 3, around 330,000 refugees and immigrants are expected to be forced to leave the United States and return… Church concerned about mass deportations of Haitians from the US
In the first part of his interview with Crux, Cardinal Stephen Brislin of Johannesburg examined the historical battles of the South African Church and its growth over time. In this second part, the President of… South Africa Cardinal says Trump wrong about ‘white genocide’ in country
Jamie Kelter DavisA person detained is taken to a parking lot on the far north side of the city before being transferred to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Chicago on Oct. 31, 2025.… 300 Catholic Leaders Including 15 Bishops Ask Senate to Reject ICE Funding If No Reforms
SÃO PAULO – Conservative members of city councils across Brazil have been introducing bills against what they call “Christophobia,” targeting especially participants in Carnival parades who satirize Christian symbols. In cities like Salvador, the capital… ‘Christophobia’ bills seek to bar religious costumes in Brazil’s Carnival
As the Catholic Church in South Africa commemorates the 75th anniversary of its hierarchy’s establishment, Cardinal Stephen Brislin, Archbishop of the Catholic archdiocese of Johannesburg has offered a reflection on a journey marked by transformation,… From Apartheid resistance to building bridges: South African Church’s 75-Year journey
ROME — Pope Leo XIV told the Vatican’s doctrine office on Thursday to uphold truth, justice and charity when deciding clergy sex abuse cases, confirming a calibrated approach to dealing with a scandal that has tarnished the… Pope tells Vatican office that processes sex abuse cases to uphold truth, justice and charity
Joe Bukuras/CNABishop Abdallah Elias Zaidan of the Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon of Los Angeles serves as chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on International Justice and Peace. Representatives of the… U.S. Bishops Join International Delegation in West Bank, Call for 2-State Solution
Nashville and Tulsa tied for first place in the ranking. The sees of Nashville and Tulsa are among those that are flourishing — in cities where Catholics are a distinct minority.