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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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Joseph WeilerWe see the consequences of a society full of rights but without personal responsibility".

Joseph Weiler, Ratzinger Theology Prize 2022, was the speaker at the Omnes Forum on "The Spiritual Crisis of Europe", in an overflowing Aula where he shared key points and reflections on current European thought.

Maria José Atienza

31 Oct 2022

Ivan Illich. The path of conviviality

Twenty years after the death of Ivan Illich (1926-2002) - a controversial and controversial humanist in his time - his thought still encourages questioning industrialization and replacing it with more humane alternatives.

Philip Muller y Jaime Nubiola

30 Oct 2022

"The Lusiads", by Luís de Camões

Gustavo Milano

29 Oct 2022

Jonathan RoumieI always start by praying to interpret Jesus".

In this interview open-heartedlyJonathan Roumie, the actor who plays Jesus in the hit series "The Chosen," notes that "God can redeem anyone who seeks redemption.

Jerónimo José Martín y José María Aresté

28 Oct 2022

The ChosenIn the skin of the apostles and the holy women

The series created by Dallas Jenkins focuses on the apostles and the people who coincided with Christ in first century Palestine, giving rise to a story that could have been. However, it is fully grounded in the Gospels and invites the viewer to become another character in the Gospels.

Pablo Úrbez

27 Oct 2022

G. K. Chesterton. On the centenary of his conversion

At a time when Christian intellectuals are sought after, many look back to Thomas More, Newman, Knox... or Chesterton. Their jokes are fresh air. Their reasoning, clear and surprising logic. They are often quoted, but few know who Gilbert Keith Chesterton really was.

Victoria De Julián y Jaime Nubiola

26 Oct 2022

Schiller, author of the Ode to Joy

Friedrich Schiller was a poet, playwright and philosopher. Along with Goethe, he is considered Germany's most important writer.

Santiago Leyra Curiá

26 Oct 2022

Omnes Forum Europe's spiritual crisis

On Monday, October 31, at 7:00 p.m., we will hold an exceptional Omnes Forum on the topic of Europe's spiritual crisis with the professor Joseph WeilerRatzinger Prize 2022.

Maria José Atienza

25 Oct 2022

"The Death of Ivan Ilyich. Pain and the meaning of life

When Leo Tolstoy published a short novel entitled "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" in 1886, he was putting his finger on the sore spot. Indeed, it is difficult to think of two more recurrent themes for the postmodern world than grief and the search for the meaning of life. These are issues that are present in every age, but perhaps torment contemporary man - deprived ("liberated") of so many references - in a special way.

Juan Sota

24 Oct 2022

It all began in Wadowice. The museum house of St. John Paul II

In St. John Paul II's hometown, Wadowice, his former home, the place where he was born and where he lived his first years, is today a museum dedicated to the holy Pope. On its walls traces his entire life and the most significant events of Karol Wojtyła's existence.

Stefan M. Dąbrowski

22 Oct 2022

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