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Pope Marcellus II - Lessons from a Short Pontificate

With the exception of apostolic times, the Holy Church perhaps never lived through a period of such terrible and glorious events as in the 16th century. Among them, the evangelization of the New World and the Counter-Reformation with the Council of Trent constituted a legacy of inestimable value for the …
Editorial team - 31, January 2024

Nineteenth-Century Crusaders

Heroism. A word full of imponderables, bringing together all that is most sublime in human history. It recalls swords that clash on the open field, men who launch themselves into the unknown, crossing chasms, oceans and mountains to write their names in Heaven; geniuses, adventurers, idealists – in short, all …
Luiz Eduardo Trevisan - 31, January 2024

Regarding Subjectivism - A Lesson in Life through St. Catherine of Siena

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 …
Fr. Bruno Esposito, OP - 31, January 2024

Towards the Pinnacles of Heroism!

Could it be that in Heaven we will be reclining eternally on fluffy clouds, as certain representations of baroque angels suggest? Chubby, pink-lipped and curly-haired, with ill-defined facial expressions, playing harps or violins and seeming to look down at the earth as if they were watching a show from the …
Sr. María Julieta Blomberg - 31, October 2024

A Famous, but Unknown Story...

It was the end of the Belle Époque,1 a time marked by the search for the enjoyment of life, of a carefree and leisurely joy, and by great scientific and industrial advances that gave humanity a sense of security, stability and self-sufficiency. However, everything was heading rapidly towards a tragic …
Sr. Antonella Ochipinti - 31, August 2020

St. Pio of Pietrelcina - A Kneeler, an Altar and a Confessional

Pietrelcina is a small town in southern Italy, surrounded by fertile but rocky land. Even today, walking through its narrow, unevenly surfaced streets, one can feel the atmosphere of bygone days. On May 25, 1887, this obscure locale became the birthplace of a boy, baptized by the name of Francis, …
Fr. Fernando Néstor Gioia, EP - 31, August 2020

A Small Stone, a Great Lesson

The Creator not only gifted the Brazilian nation with a vast territory, but also with an array of natural wonders. Among them we find the Pico das Agulhas Negras (Black Needles Peak), located on the border between the states of Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais. At 2,791 metres of …
Sr. Mariana de Oliveira - 31, August 2020

Daily Life in Cluny - Source of Living Water for Christendom

A time of wars and anarchy, the 10th century was a crucial moment in European history. The civilizing campaign begun by Charlemagne needed a new impetus. On the other hand, in the ecclesiastical field, a reform of customs was urgently needed to combat simony, the immorality of the secular clergy …
José Antonio Blanco Soto - 30, June 2024

Who Is the “Author” of Devotion to Our Lady?

Throughout the centuries, there has been much discussion over the cult paid to Our Lady, which has contributed not only to establishing the doctrinal basis for such piety, but also to boosting the fervour of Mary’s true children. However, although devotion to the heavenly Queen has been approved by the …
Fr. Alex de Brito, EP - 30, June 2020

Conformism or Intransigence?

Conformism… A deplorable mentality at the root of so many disasters throughout history! It turned Lot’s wife into a statue of salt (cf. Gn 19:26), it led Aaron to make a golden calf at the foot of Horeb (cf. Ex 32:1-6), it brought divine reproof upon the piest Heli (cf. …
Letícia Regina Ferratto - 31, March 2022

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