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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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The "beautiful faithful" or how to transmit the attractiveness of faith today in a faithful and creative manner

Communication professor Alberto Gil shares in a 160-page book his vast experience in rhetoric, offering it to the service of faith communication.

José M. García Pelegrín

13 Feb 2024

Balmis

Catholic scientists: Francisco Javier Balmis, promoter of smallpox vaccine

On February 12, 1819, Francisco Javier Balmis, promoter of the Royal Philanthropic Vaccine Expedition that saved thousands of lives, died. With him we inaugurate a series of short biographies of Catholic scientists thanks to the collaboration of the Society of Catholic Scientists of Spain.

Gonzalo Colmenarejo

12 Feb 2024

Lourdes: Mary's visit, source of grace

The feast of Our Lady of Lourdes is celebrated on February 11. The history of the sanctuary began in the 19th century when little Bernadette Soubirous was visited by the Virgin Mary.

Loreto Rios

11 Feb 2024

Wojtyła

Carmen Álvarez: "Wojtyła wrote 'Jeremiah' to strengthen faith".

March 27 is World Theater Day. We are reviving "Jeremiah", a theatrical drama by Karol Wojtyła, eThe book was written when he was 19 years old, in the spring of 1940. Theologian Carmen Álvarez, a professor at the San Dámaso Ecclesiastical University and an expert on the figure of St. John Paul II, explains the work of the young Wojtyła to Omnes.

Francisco Otamendi

7 Feb 2024

Film proposals: two suggestions for different audiences

An intimate film for a more adult audience and a series for the whole family, from the Disney factory, are Patricio Sánchez Jaúregui's movie recommendations for this month.

Patricio Sánchez-Jáuregui

2 Feb 2024

The Flower Shop, the "behind-the-scenes" work of Vatican celebrations

About forty people make up the Vatican Flower Shop, a former service of the Holy See in charge of preparing the Vatican celebrations.

Hernan Sergio Mora

31 Jan 2024

Manuel GarridoEvery colleague is a person, not a threat".

Interview with Manuel Garrido, winner of the Bravo! of Institutional Communication 2024 and responsible, for years, for the Information Office of Opus Dei and the Torreciudad sanctuary.

Maria José Atienza

30 Jan 2024

Mariana Cope

St. Mariana Cope, a life dedicated in Hawaii

St. Mariana Cope is a saint who moved to the territory of Hawaii, where she dedicated her life to caring for leprosy patients and spreading the love of Christ.

Paloma López Campos

23 Jan 2024

Gasol, Verástegui, educational innovation and values, awarded by the CEU

Pau Gasol, actor and producer Eduardo Verástegui, sisters Marian and Isabel Rojas Estapé (psychiatry and psychology), the innovation and educational collaboration of the Vithas group and the Guardia Civil, or alumni such as Juan José Cano (KPMG), were some of the winners at the 27th edition of the CEU Ángel Herrera Awards.

Francisco Otamendi

22 Jan 2024

Sternsinger

The "Children Singers of the Star", a widespread custom in Central Europe

Around the feast of the Epiphany, children dressed as the Three Wise Men bring a blessing to homes and take up a collection to support the development of children in need around the world. They are the Children singers of the Star o Sternsinger.

José M. García Pelegrín

20 Jan 2024

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