Ecología integral

A Catholic perspective on current events

Julio BanaclocheWomen are the ones who suffer the most from the social engineering"

"The ideological winds are not favorable to those who defend a Christian - or simply a moral - vision of life." O "the great victims of these reforms are women, who see how all the social and labor gains achieved in recent decades are being diluted". This is the view of Julio Banacloche, Professor of Procedural Law at the Complutense University of Madrid, in an interview with Omnes.

Maria Jose Atienza

Ecology of life

Integral ecology cannot look the other way when it comes to defending human life in all its ages and in all its conditions.

Maria Jose Atienza

Ecology and feminism

Society would be much better served by employing the female genius in tasks of greater social impact than being a soccer player or firefighter. Environmental care would be one of them, as women are more involved in nature conservation.

Maria Jose Atienza

Defense of life in March: science vs. ideology

Spain faces a March for life, with the congress 'En la brecha' and the March Yes to Life on Sunday the 12th, while in 'post Roe' and 'post Dobbs' America, the defense of life continues to thrive.

Maria Jose Atienza

Nuncio Auza: ecological conversion and "reservations" to Agenda 2030

Monsignor Bernardito Auza, Apostolic Nuncio to Spain, called for "a shared responsibility in the care of creation and sobriety in the use of goods" at the beginning of Lent. On the other hand, he explained that "the reservations" of the Holy See to points of the Agenda 2030 were produced by the terms "abortion" and "gender".

Maria Jose Atienza

UFV and Sabadell join forces in a graduate course

The Francisco de Vitoria University and Sabadell Bank are offering a postgraduate course on Financial Advisor for Religious and Third Sector Entities. They have extended the registration period until February 15.