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Is God bigger than a dragon?

When a young child wonders how big God is, his father has the answer: ‘Let’s find out together.’ The versatile actor, director, and film producer David Henrie, his wife María, and the publisher have begun promoting the book *Is God Bigger Than a Dragon?*, although it officially comes out in November.

Francisco Otamendi

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Anna Peiretti: "The icon is a window that opens to God".

Icons invite us to enter into the Gospel, they are windows that open to God and help us to seek beauty, Anna Peiretti tells Omnes. A Turin native with a degree in Philosophy and Theology, writer and editor, she has just published "Spirituality of Beauty. A journey through the divine art of icons".

Francisco Otamendi

30 Nov 2024

Eugenio Corti (III): the epic of a writer, a man and a Christian

Eugenio Corti, writer and Christian, left a literary legacy characterized by being a guardian of memory and truth, facing oblivion with beauty and authenticity. In his last days, he expressed serenity in the face of death, trusting in divine mercy and the transcendence of his work. He passed away in 2014, leaving a profound mark on literature.

Gerardo Ferrara

21 Nov 2024

The Christian legacy of Juan Mari Araluce

On October 4, 1976, three members of ETA assassinated Juan María Araluce, then president of the Provincial Council of Guipúzcoa, the driver of his car and the three police escorts in San Sebastián. His wife, Maité Letamendía, was left a widow at the age of 56 with nine children. Following a recent biography, his spiritual and family legacy is outlined here.

Francisco Otamendi

15 Nov 2024

Eugenio Corti, the war against communism and "The Red Horse".

Eugenio Corti's studies on communism are very rich and extremely methodical, making known in the West the situation of the world dominated by Marxism.

Gerardo Ferrara

14 Nov 2024

The life of Eugenio Corti, author of "The Red Horse" (I)

Eugenio Corti, author of "The Red Horse", lived an intense life, full of adventures, which he captured in his works. Like all great writers, his reflections on everyday life make his work enter the canon of classic books par excellence.

Gerardo Ferrara

7 Nov 2024

Power games in the Church in Spain

Review of the recently published book by José Francisco Serrano Oceja, Church and power in Spaina synthesis to understand the development of the Church in the last century.

José Carlos Martín de la Hoz

4 Nov 2024

Celibacy: friendship or marriage with Christ?

Explaining what celibacy is, especially that of the non-consecrated laity, is not a simple task. In "A mysterious seduction" Javier Aguirremalloa proposes an explanation of this concept, understanding it as a spousal relationship.

Javier García Herrería

2 Nov 2024

Bringing meaning back into the animal debate

Ediciones Cristiandad has published an essay by the British philosopher Roger Scruton (1944-2020), "Do animals have rights? Between rights and wrongs". The book is brief but of a clarity that is especially appreciated at a time when it seems difficult to distinguish between a Chihuahua and a son.

Paloma López Campos

1 Nov 2024

Anecdotes with the flavor of parables

Review of the latest work by Javier Fernández-Pacheco, in which he explains the path to happiness in the light of the Gospel teachings.

Manuel Cámara

24 Oct 2024

Gregorio Luri: "The dignity of the student is no longer respected".

Someone has described technology as "the mother of all battles", but everyone knows that in the social order, it is education. The philosopher and pedagogue Gregorio Luri has just launched his book "Prohibido repetir", with "a passionate proposal to save the school". "No one is condemned to mediocrity," he assures.

Francisco Otamendi

21 Oct 2024

Pope's Travels

The day I was a Swiss Guard

Papua New Guinea, second stop on Pope Francis' trip

“You don’t need to be rich or powerful, just have love,” says the Pope in Mongolia

Pope Francis in Marseille, plurality as a resource

Hungary: Pope Francis' next destination

Poverty, tensions and women: challenges ahead of the Pope's visit to Africa

The Catholic Church in Congo and South Sudan

The Pope travels to the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan. “Mbote François”, Okay, now, welcome!

Pope Francis and initiatives for dialogue with Islam

Interreligious and ecumenical dialogue, a weapon to defuse any conflict

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Santiago Leyra Curiá

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Francisco Otamendi