We Love Life More than They Want Death
World"Is there a good to give our lives to that is greater than the evil that denies life?" We publish a reflection on the recent terrorist attacks in Madrid, London and Paris.
World - 2015
Bishop Zuppi? He is a Father who Loves Walking With His People
WorldFr. Carrón visits the city of Bologna, Italy, to discuss his latest book, "Disarming Beauty."
Close to Those who Are Far Away
WorldA day in the suburbs of London with Fr. Jose "Pepe" Claveria to see how in this ultra secularized society faith can once again be credible (and attractive) even for “pagans.”
Sunday Bombing of St. Francis' Church
WorldWe publish Fr. Ibrahim Alsabagh's letter on the terrorist attack at the Church of St. Francis, Aleppo.
Pontifical University in Puerto Rico launches Giussani exhibit
WorldWatch the inauguration of the exhibit on the life and works of Fr. Giussani, presented by Giuseppe Zaffaroni, at the Pontifical Catholic University in Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Another Miracle in Bethlehem
World"The miracle wasn’t the tears, but the judgment from the people of Jerusalem." Terence Berden recounts the screening of his first film, "Full of Grace," in the Christian ghetto of Bethlehem.
Hope Cannot be Kidnapped
World"What is the purpose for which this is happening to me?” This was the question that accompanied German Velutini, a banker from Caracas, during the period from his kidnapping to his liberation.
Lisa's Thirst
WorldHere a high school student witnesses to the mercy of God and the positivity of reality in her conviction that even those in ISIS have the same heart as everyone else.
The Hundredfold is Always More
WorldFrom his questions as a boy to his intuition seeing the video of “Recognizing Christ,” all the way to the “call” received today. The witness of Davide Prosperi, Vice President of the Fraternity of CL, at the GS Easter Triduum.
On His Journey
WorldPeople of all ages and homelands reflect on the Pope’s proposal, starting with what happened in front of them.
Prodigal Sons
WorldThe search for self and the chance to rediscover the Father. On the other end, patience and waiting. Parents, teachers, and young people share their experiences of a love that says not “Get out,” but “Go,” just as in the parable.