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Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
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The obstinately unique nature of Pope Francis is on a par with that of the Scriptures he loved, which are equally unique....
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One cannot discuss the Church’s view of productivity, especially historically, without taking into account how society at large perceives practical knowledge. Only recently has technology become a major topic of discussion....
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If Vatican II is like a great cathedral, the pope has not led us to a side door, nor to a secluded chapel, but before the main entrance that leads to everything else: Dei Verbum, the Word of God....
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He acted in the manner that is natural to him, that is, with a form of respect that does not hinder closeness, simplicity, and intimacy, allowing himself to be touched and moved by what he sees and hears....
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It seems that about 90 percent of individuals have experienced significant regrets in their lives, to the point that this emotion can be considered an almost universal experience....
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Pope Leo’s address puts on display some of the deepest foundations of Catholic teaching on matters of public life. ...
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Nobody is excluded from the hope to be saved who, even after a life soiled by graver sins, brings forth worthy fruits of penance....
Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
The obstinately unique nature of Pope Francis is on a par with that of the Scriptures he loved, which are equally unique....
One cannot discuss the Church’s view of productivity, especially historically, without taking into account how society at large perceives practical knowledge. Only recently has technology become a major topic of discussion....
If Vatican II is like a great cathedral, the pope has not led us to a side door, nor to a secluded chapel, but before the main entrance that leads to everything else: Dei Verbum, the Word of God....
He acted in the manner that is natural to him, that is, with a form of respect that does not hinder closeness, simplicity, and intimacy, allowing himself to be touched and moved by what he sees and hears....
It seems that about 90 percent of individuals have experienced significant regrets in their lives, to the point that this emotion can be considered an almost universal experience....
Pope Leo’s address puts on display some of the deepest foundations of Catholic teaching on matters of public life. ...
Nobody is excluded from the hope to be saved who, even after a life soiled by graver sins, brings forth worthy fruits of penance....