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From Mexico to the Vatican: The Catholic shrines that draw millions of people each year

From Mexico to Jerusalem, Catholic shrines and churches are scattered throughout the world, welcoming millions of visitors each year.

Paloma López Campos

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Habermas: Structural change in the public sphere

Jürgen Habermas proposes to recover the democratic debate seeking the common good and not simply clashing or convincing the adversary. And to strengthen the foundations of the democratic and legal concepts on which we base the edifice of the State and the structures of power.

José Carlos Martín de la Hoz

17 Nov 2025

The Beauty that lifts us up: Vermeer and the desire for God

Abel de Jesús explains that Beauty takes us out of the logic of calculation and productivity, revealing God's deep desire. Like Vermeer's "The Geographer", it is enough to look up. In that light filtering through the window is everything: desire, beauty, love.

Omnes Editorial Staff

15 Nov 2025

Luna Miguel: the deepest censorship comes from us

From St. Basil to Luna Miguel, the work "incensurable" offers a reflection on reading, human dignity and the limits of literary censorship.

José Carlos Martín de la Hoz

15 Nov 2025

The Bible in contemporary culture

The Bible is a literary monument and has inspired culture, art, law and ethics for centuries. Its influence on the human condition is not only explained by historical chance, but also by its character of living and revealed word, capable of continuing to radiate meaning and hope in contemporary culture.

Francisco Varo

14 Nov 2025

“Camino”, a “living book”, celebrates its 100th Spanish edition

The Way, the best known work of the founder of Opus Dei, is the fourth most translated book in Spanish in history, according to the Cervantes Institute.

Maria José Atienza

13 Nov 2025

My days with Benedict XVI

Alfred Xuereb, former secretary of Benedict XVI, shares in his book memories and anecdotes that reveal the humanity and closeness of the Pontiff.

Maria José Atienza

13 Nov 2025

What is the moral perspective?

In "Ethics is someone else's business"It is proposed that morality should not be divided into a private and a public sphere, as this is insufficient. To understand ethics, it is essential to adopt an intersubjective perspective, where morality is learned and cultivated by proposing and observing exemplary models of behavior.

Omnes Editorial Staff

8 Nov 2025

Matera, the place where Mel Gibson filmed «The Passion of the Christ».»

From millenary history and peasant life to cinematic glory: the city of Matera went from being the shame of Italy to a World Heritage Site and symbol of cultural renaissance.

Gerardo Ferrara

4 Nov 2025

How faith changed democracy

Émile Perreau-Saussine explores the relationship between Catholicism and democracy from the French Revolution to Vatican II, highlighting religious freedom, the role of the laity and the historical evolution of the Church in modern society.

José Carlos Martín de la Hoz

3 Nov 2025

Ubi Sunt? Christian intellectuals

A necessary debate on the role of Christianity in public life is reborn in this collective work coordinated by Ricardo Calleja, which brings together established and new voices to reflect on how Christian ideas can influence and dialogue in an increasingly post-Christian society.

Javier García Herrería

30 Oct 2025

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From Mexico to the Vatican: The Catholic shrines that draw millions of people each year

Habermas: Structural change in the public sphere

The Beauty that lifts us up: Vermeer and the desire for God