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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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Gaudí and generosity

Antonio Gaudí had to ask for money from private individuals to continue the work on the Sagrada Familia and, in the process, gave a wonderful lesson in generosity.

Rafael Mosteyrín

1 Jun 2026

Feminism under analysis

María Caballero's book "What is feminism?" sorts out the current confusing panorama on this subject and helps us understand what it is to be a woman today.

Paloma López Campos

30 May 2026

“I have a hunch that Leo XIV is going to be a giant pope.”

One of the main Vaticanists, Juan Vicente Boo, publishes a biographical study on the Holy Father one year into his Pontificate.

Jose Maria Navalpotro

28 May 2026

‘St. George’: A remarkable helping of historical epic for the billboard

The film, which opens on May 29, more than fulfills its objective: to offer entertainment and the classic legend of the saint without complexes.

Omnes Editorial Staff

27 May 2026

The Pantheon: a temple for all

The Pantheon: four functions, four eras, four value systems that have coexisted over the centuries in harmony under a dome open to the sky.

Gerardo Ferrara

24 May 2026

Sara Barrena: God's Embraces

It is worthwhile to rethink again and again our relationship with God in order, with grace, to deepen our understanding of his tenderness. Writers, perhaps because of their special sensitivity, often lead us along this path and can teach us to be boldly more creative.

Sara Barrena y Jaime Nubiola

22 May 2026

History of joy

Historian Alain Corbin traces a journey into human intimacy to analyze the evolution and impact of joy over the centuries. From biblical sources to Enlightenment thought and Spinoza's philosophy.

José Carlos Martín de la Hoz

20 May 2026

Istanbul: the ancient Constantinople

Istanbul is a city of two continents, of different names and peoples, with millions of stories that overflow its streets.

Gerardo Ferrara

18 May 2026

History of Opus Dei

Four professors offer a rigorous and exhaustive assessment of the historiography of Opus Dei on the occasion of its centenary (1928-2028). The result is a masterly lesson on historical work and the interpretation of data and institutions, both in the civil and ecclesiastical spheres.

José Carlos Martín de la Hoz

14 May 2026

«The Mission» revisited on its 40th anniversary

Forty years ago the film The mission won the Palme d'Or at Cannes. Beyond the awards and its music, the moral dilemma posed by this feature film continues to challenge consciences.

Alejandro Pardo

14 May 2026

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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Holywins: una alternativa alegre y católica a Halloween

Omnes Editorial Staff

¿Cuál es el pensamiento político de san Agustín?

Santiago Leyra Curiá

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

Francisco Otamendi