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Some Try, Others Triumph

The approach towards the Angels is often distorted by religious syncretism, pseudo-spiritualities or, even in the Catholic sphere, by a sugar-coated view of their function. Romanticism has contributed to portraying them as infantile and fatuous beings, the expert violinist of Heaven… And the contemporary bibliography on Angels unfortunately grows in …
Editorial team - 31, August 2024

“Metacordia”

At the dawn of His public life, Jesus proclaimed: “The time is fulfilled, and the Kingdom of God is at hand; repent, and believe in the Gospel” (Mt 1:15). This was the announcement of a new era of Redemption, followed by an effective repentance or metanoia, according to the early …
Editorial team - 31, May 2024

Church and World Events

An exhibition of works of art from Jerusalem has been organized by the Gaiás Museum Centre in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and will be open to the public until August 4. The collection, entitled Royal Treasures. Masterpieces from the Terra Sancta Museum, brings together part of the little-known artistic treasures …
Editorial team - 31, May 2024

A Living Light

Sacred Scripture abounds with uplifting accounts of holy women, such as Hannah, the persevering mother of Samuel; Elizabeth, the faithful mother of John the Baptist; and especially the Virgin Mary, Mother of the Word made Man. In the examples mentioned, especially in Our Lady, holiness was inseparable from motherhood. By …
Editorial team - 31, March 2024

The Immaculate, the Sword and War

In days of global instability, the setting for two momentous wars, anger tends to flare and fear to spread. It is natural, in these times, for people to seek a safe harbour in the midst of the chessboard of events – but not always do they look in the right …
Editorial team - 30, November 2023

Beyond Death, Beyond the Heavens

As much as one may wish to escape the implacable reality of death, there is a deep certainty within us that we are all going to die. This conviction is so deeply rooted in the core of human nature that it can be compared to the evidence of first principles, …
Editorial team - 31, October 2023

“Ecclesia semper sanctificanda”

The Church arose from the evangelizing impetus of her Founder, Jesus Christ, who gave the Apostles the power to cast out demons, to heal sicknesses and, above all, to proclaim the Kingdom of God (cf. Lk 9:1-2). The Redeemer’s last address to His disciples, as a corollary of His mission, …
Editorial team - 31, August 2023

Revolution and Counter-Revolution of the Heart

The heart, already in antiquity, was considered a symbol of the very core of the human personality. Among the Greeks, for example, it circumscribed reason or the emotions, and among the Romans there was the association of the heart with love, as well as courage, since soldiers were decorated with …
Editorial team - 31, May 2023

The Great Return

According to St. Thomas Aquinas, the Creator made the universe according to the exitus-reditus scheme: creatures left God’s hands (exitus) in order to return to Him (reditus). In the Old Testament, the Lord facilitated this “return” through the covenant with Israel. It was up to the chosen people to respond …
Editorial team - 30, April 2023

Providential Men and the Key of History

Being essentially communicative, the Supreme Good wanted to extend His benefits to the whole universe, in an act of pure love. We know from Revelation that “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Gn 1:1), giving birth to temporal history, written in what could be called the …
Editorial team - 30, June 2022

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