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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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Omnes Forum on Sacred Architecture in the 21st Century

On Tuesday, May 16, at 7:30 p.m., we will have an interesting Omnes Forum on the subject of Sacred architecture in the 21st century together with architects Emilio Delgado and Ignacio Vicens and priest Jesús Higueras.

Maria José Atienza

9 May 2023

Love in C. S. Lewis

The author, based on C.S. Lewis' "The Four Loves", talks about affection, friendship, courtesy and companionship.

Santiago Leyra Curiá

8 May 2023

The extraordinary event

A book about the conversion of Manuel García Morente, professor and dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the Central University of Madrid.

Juan Ignacio Izquierdo Hübner

6 May 2023

Marian devotions in Chile

History of the sanctuaries of La Tirana and Lo Vasquez in Chile.

Pablo Aguilera L.

5 May 2023

The Apostolic Nuncio, a key figure in Vatican diplomacy

In this interview, Mirosław Stanisław Wachowski, Undersecretary of the Section for Relations with States and an expert in Vatican diplomacy, explains the figure of Apostolic Nuncios.

Antonino Piccione

2 May 2023

Our Lady of Mercy, Patroness of the Dominican Republic

History of the invocation of the Virgin of Mercy from its origins until her arrival in Santo Domingo.

César Arturo Abréu Fernández

2 May 2023

Our Lady of Altötting

The shrine of Altötting in Bavaria is one of the oldest in Germany and the one that receives the most visits throughout the year. It is one of the "Shrines of Europe", the seven most outstanding Marian shrines in Europe, and has received papal visits from Pius VI, St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

José M. García Pelegrín

1 May 2023

Samuel Sueiro: "For Henri de Lubac to do theology was to announce the faith."

The French Episcopal Conference has opened the process of beatification of Henri de Lubac. Samuel Sueiro, doctor in Theology and coordinator of the scientific committee in charge of the Spanish edition of his complete works, talks to us about the great French theologian.

Loreto Rios

29 Apr 2023

The Pontifical Seditionaries, a peculiar figure at the service of the Pope

The pontifical seditionaries are a group of people traditionally at the service of the pope. The sediarios, dressed in full dress, were once the men who were given the honor of carrying the pontiff's throne on their shoulders during liturgical celebrations.

Hernan Sergio Mora

28 Apr 2023

Milagros Tejedor. Caring for caregivers

Rooted in San Sebastian (Spain) for decades, Milagros Tejedor chairs the Association for the Family Care of Dependent Patients (APCF), made up of people from various professions who, at the end of their working lives, help in the comprehensive training of caregivers.

Francisco Otamendi

27 Apr 2023

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