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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.
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Paloma López Campos

Notre Dame

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Road to Santiago

Pilgrimage to Santiago, a path of spirituality

The Way of St. James is destined to leave a serious impression on the pilgrim, to the point of influencing his interiority, to lead him to reflection and, in this way, to make him find himself.

José Fernández Lago

25 Jul 2024

Pablo Blanco: "The best of Joseph Ratzinger's theology is yet to come".

On November 30, 2023, Pablo Blanco Sarto received the Ratzinger Theology Prize from Cardinal Pietro Parolin. As he shows in this interview, he is convinced that the legacy of Joseph Ratzinger is not only current in the Church, but is key to understanding it.

Maria José Atienza

21 Jul 2024

Ethnicity and culture in Yemen

Yemen has always been, as we have seen, a crossroads of peoples, cultures and trade routes. It is home to Muslims of various currents, Jews and, to a lesser extent and persecuted, Christians.

Gerardo Ferrara

19 Jul 2024

Juraj Šúst

Juraj Šúst: "Thomism can both defend faith and dialogue with secular culture".

Omnes interviews Slovak philosopher, publicist and activist Juraj Šúst, who is the organizer of the BHD festival, one of the most important cultural events in Central Europe. This year's theme was "(Christian) Culture?". He tells us about this initiative, as well as about his own intellectual journey.

Andrej Matis

10 Jul 2024

Catholic Scientists: Guillermo Giménez Gallego, the Light of Faith in the Laboratory

Jesuit Guillermo Giménez Gallego focused his research on protein chemistry. Omnes offers this series of short biographies of Catholic scientists thanks to the collaboration of the Society of Catholic Scientists of Spain.

Josefa Zaldívar

8 Jul 2024

Quevedo

Priests "of novels", a literary tour

The figure of the priest in the history of literature is of great interest, because it allows us to realistically approach the worldview that today's society has about the person of the priest.

Juan Carlos Mateos González

7 Jul 2024

Yemen. The homeland of the mythical Queen of Sheba.

Yemen, cradle of ancient civilizations, is today one of the poorest countries in the world, plagued for decades by famine and civil wars.

Gerardo Ferrara

5 Jul 2024

Two books on poverty and vulnerability for today's world 

Two books by the Cardinal Ernesto Ruffini and San Pedro Poveda Chairs of the Pontifical University of Salamanca delve into the themes of poverty and vulnerability.

Maria José Atienza

30 Jun 2024

science and faith

Scientists as well as believers. Reasons for their position of faith

This interesting volume brings together the contributions of 26 university authors who dismantle the idea, so widespread today, that science professionals cannot - or should not - have religious beliefs.

Manuel Alfonseca

29 Jun 2024

St. Peter and St. Paul still "cross paths" in Rome

St. Peter and St. Paul still "cross paths" in Rome

The celebration of St. Peter and St. Paul commemorates two of the great pillars of the faith. In Rome, the place of the martyrdom of both apostles, this date is celebrated with several special initiatives.

Andrea Acali

29 Jun 2024

Pope's Travels

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Holywins: una alternativa alegre y católica a Halloween

Omnes Editorial Staff

pensamiento político san agustín

¿Cuál es el pensamiento político de san Agustín?

Santiago Leyra Curiá

Centenary of Our Lady of Fatima, 2017

Miracles of the Virgin Mary and nature: 'the sun danced', snowfalls, flowers…

Francisco Otamendi

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