Culture
Miguel Ángel Martín: "The romantic vision incapacitates to succeed in marriage".
St. Bruno, founder of the Carthusian Order
A space for dialogue between classical and contemporary sacred art
Manuel López: "In Alzheimer's, the most important thing is silence".
María Vallejo-Nágera: "We must get used to reading the Bible as a family".
Ethnicity, culture and religion in Georgia: a diverse country
Santiago Segura and "A Gentleman in Moscow", what you have to see this month
Georgia, the first El Dorado
When music sows hope in the face of death
Women protagonists of medieval history: St. Mechthild of Ringelheim
Catholic Scientists: María Josefa Molera, a pioneer despite difficulties
Jordan, from the Islamic conquest to the present day.
The cathedral of Speyer, the largest Romanesque church in the world
Adolfo Pérez Esquivel (1931): "Another world is possible".
Women protagonists of medieval history: Abbess Mathilde
Jordan, a treasure chest in the desert
St. Tarcisius, the patron saint of altar servers
Inmaculada Alva: "Certain feminisms have masculinized women".
Women protagonists in medieval history: Theophanes, the great empress
Marian Route: Five Stops to Honor the Virgin Mary
Catholic Scientists: Miguel Asín, Spanish Arabist and Islamologist
Women protagonists of medieval history: Adelaide, the holy regent
Tradition as a method of transmission of divine Revelation
The "New Synagogue" in Berlin
Pilgrimage to Santiago, a path of spirituality
Pablo Blanco: "The best of Joseph Ratzinger's theology is yet to come".
Ethnicity and culture in Yemen
Juraj Šúst: "Thomism can both defend faith and dialogue with secular culture".
Catholic Scientists: Guillermo Giménez Gallego, the Light of Faith in the Laboratory
Priests "of novels", a literary tour
Yemen. The homeland of the mythical Queen of Sheba.
Two books on poverty and vulnerability for today's world
St. Peter and St. Paul still "cross paths" in Rome
Scientists as well as believers. Reasons for their position of faith
Marcela Duque: "Poetry is a way of being attentive".
Catholic scientists: George John, author of Europe's best naval treatise
Guy Consolmagno: "We have a very small idea of God".
José Antonio Rosas Amor. Bringing faith to politics
"The Chosen", a series with an impact
Caring and being cared for: the value of fragility
The miracles of Liège, Daroca and Bolsena gave impetus to Corpus Christi
"Champion" and "The Holdovers", movie suggestions for this month.
Catholic scientists: María Alicia Crespí, first professor of a Higher Technical School in Spain
Education, ideological battlefield or preparation for life?
Culture, religions and life in eSwatini (Swaziland)
"The Primate of Poland," a film about the cardinal who paved the way for St. John Paul II.
Hugo Ball (1886-1927). Conversion in the cabaret
Cantalamessa reminds us that virtues are to be exercised, not only to be known.
