Julio L. Martínez explores Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas, examining AI, technology, power, human dignity and Church social ...

Angelo Serra explores Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, its impact on human origins, and the scientific, philosophical, and theological debate it sparked.

Patrick Kelly explores the historical and theological relationship between Catholics and sport, challenging assumptions about ...

Discover Diego Fares' reflection on the holy evangelizers recognized by Pope Francis, including Peter Faber, Joseph Vaz, José ...

Martin Scorsese is known for populating his films with morally ambiguous characters, often criminals or antiheroes, who grapple with complex inner conflicts between good and evil. This moral ambiguity ...

On entering the exhibition “Treasures of the Pharaohs” at the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome, the visitor immediately senses the moment when antiquity and eternity intersect. The shadows in the halls ...

Giovanni Sale, in Fascism and Violence against Catholics, analyzes the rise of fascism in Italy, examining state violence, repression, and its lasting impact on Catholic life.

When Pope Francis arrived in Tirana on September 21, 2014, for his one-day pastoral visit to the land of Albania, along the city’s grand central avenue dedicated to the “Heroes of the Nation,” he was ...

Samantha Harvey, a talented English writer, won the 2024 Booker Prize with her novel, Orbital, an original work that blends different genres and writing styles, from short stories to scientific essays ...

A century ago, the reform in educational matters desired and elaborated in 1923 by the then Minister of Education in the first Mussolini government, philosopher Giovanni Gentile (1885-1944), [1] came ...