Fr. Bruno Esposito, OP

Let’s begin with a joke and a laugh: well, sort of. One day a man is driving his powerful Maserati on the highway, after a while he turns on the radio, and after choosing the station Isoradio, he is amazed to hear the announcer say with bated breath: “Be especially …

In his greeting at the end of the Regina Cœli of May 22, Pope Francis addressed the participants in the national Let’s Choose Life event with these words: “I thank you for your dedication in promoting life and defending conscientious objection, which there are often attempts to limit. Sadly, in …

In continuity with the previous reflection on the need for justice and on its intrinsic requirements,1 I would now like to spend some time on another sensitive topic of perennial interest: freedom. The intimate connection between these two pillars on which our life (the only one that has been granted …

“Only when you are the victim of an injustice will you truly and fully understand what justice is! Beyond all the definitions and explanations given to us in this regard by Cicero and Ulpiano, only when we feel that we are the victim of an injustice do we begin to …