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James Kennedy and William McCormick reflect on 250 years of the US Declaration of Independence and its enduring democratic ...

Discover the Vatican Observatory’s 2025 research, scientific discoveries, and its mission of exploring the heavens through astronomy and observation.

David Neuhaus explores Cardinal Pizzaballa’s pastoral letter, highlighting hope, faith, and the Church’s mission for peace in ...

Giovanni Sale explores Ukraine’s resurgence, focusing on resilience, military strategy, and its ongoing resistance against ...

What is it like to live along one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes? We asked Fr. Josep Buades Fuster, SJ, who currently works with the ECCA Social Foundation and has extensive experience ...

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 ...

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 ...

The document Quo vadis, humanitas? (QVH) was published by the International Theological Commission with the aim of reflecting on the profound cultural, scientific and technological transformations ...

Sixty years after the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council, this handy Italian volume [1] aims to guide the reader ad fontes, back to the 16 documents promulgated by the Council, to rediscover ...

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