ivSkyPet stores now seem far more evident in Rome. COMMENTARY: ‘Family’ has, evidently, acquired new — and some would say, ominous — connotations in a world of infertility.

BARCELONA, Spain — Spain’s government announced Tuesday it will grant legal status to potentially hundreds of thousands of immigrants living and working in the country without authorization, the latest way the country has bucked a… In surprise move, Spain will grant legal status to thousands of immigrants lacking permission

YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – Amid the socio-political and economic crises facing the Central Africa region, Congolese Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo Besungu has championed the theological vision of the Church as the “Family of God.” The Archbishop of… In divided central Africa, a cardinal presents ‘Family of God’ as path to peace

Bishop Jesús Fernández of Córdoba has said that the “confusion” of the authorities prevented priests at the scene of the recent train crash in Adamuz from administering last rites to victims. Fernández said priests at… Spain authorities’ ‘confusion’ prevented priests from administering last rites to train crash victims

LONDON — Sarah Mullally walked into St. Paul’s Cathedral on Wednesday morning as the bishop of London. When she walked out in the afternoon as bells rang out, she was the spiritual leader of millions… Sarah Mullally confirmed as archbishop of Canterbury, first woman to lead the Church of England

FOCUSSEEK 2026 drew record attendance in three U.S. cities. Studies have shown a growth in Gen Z’s interest in the Catholic faith. Mindful of this growing trend, Catholic organizations and well-known influencers are working to… Catholic Groups and Content Creators Aim to Reach Gen Z

(ZENIT News / London, 01.27.2026).- For more than three centuries, Freemasonry cultivated its appeal through discretion, ritual, and selective invitation. In England and Wales, joining a lodge traditionally meant being noticed, vetted, and quietly ushered… From Secret Handshakes to Facebook Ads: Britain’s Freemasons Confront a Crisis of Relevance

Laura Barry (ZENIT News – SPCK / London, 01.27.2026).- Bible sales in the UK have climbed by 134% since 2019, with people of all ages, and especially younger readers, picking up Scripture with renewed interest. This… UK Bible Sales Are Up 134% Since 2019

(ZENIT News / Rome, 01.27.2026).- An internal employee survey has recently stirred debate inside the Vatican, raising questions about workplace trust, transparency, and alleged instances of harassment. But Vatican labor authorities are pushing back against… Vatican responds to survey reporting dissatisfaction among some employees: there is no widespread discontent

(ZENIT News / Strasbourg, 01.27.2026).- The European Court of Human Rights is considering a case which seeks to eradicate religious symbols from public buildings. ADF International has intervened in Union of Atheists v. Greece to argue that… European Court Case May Determine the Future of Religious Symbols in Public Institutions