The Italian Episcopal Conference (CEI) is the permanent governing body of the Catholic Church in Italy, composed of the country’s Catholic bishops. It is responsible for promoting and coordinating the Church’s mission and pastoral life at the national level. Based in Rome, its president and general secretary are appointed by the Pope. The CEI also […]

 “The Word of God teaches that these scenes are to be repeated as papists and Protestants shall unite for the exaltation of the Sunday” (Great Controversy, p. 578).

On February 5, 2026, Roman Catholic Cardinal Timothy Dolan posted a video calling for a revival of Sunday sacredness, urging a return to the days when no unnecessary work was done on that day. He called for Sunday to be set apart as a day dedicated to worshiping God and resting from ordinary labor. [1] […]

The Economic Times is one of the world’s most prominent business and financial news outlets, attracting tens of millions of monthly visitors. Its primary audience includes business leaders, corporate executives, finance professionals, economists, and policymakers. [1] On February 15, 2026, the publication ran an article describing Sunday as a “universal pause button” for both churchgoers […]

The secular media is increasingly describing modern life as overstimulated, over-commercialized, and exhausting—and points to the desecration of Sunday as evidence of that shift. More and more articles, editorials, and opinion pieces look back favorably to an earlier era when stores were closed, malls were quiet, and major sporting events were limited or nonexistent on […]

Vogue magazine has long been synonymous with fashion, culture, luxury, and the arts. It does not merely report on trends—it helps create them. Vogue has an international following and helps shape what its readers perceive as desirable and elegant. On February 12, 2026, Vogue published an article connecting Sunday rest with French culture and sophistication, […]