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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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Is Tolkien's Christianity present in his works?

Following the Amazon release of "The Rings of Power", we analyze a book - "An Unexpected Path", by Diego Blanco- about Tolkien's Christianity in his works.

Javier Segura

29 Sep 2022

A museum to learn about and enjoy the Bible in the heart of Washington, D.C.

Fifteen years have passed since the opening of the Museum of the Bible. The pedagogy of its exhibits makes it easy for visitors to understand the stories and the writing process of the best-selling book in history.

Gonzalo Meza

27 Sep 2022

"The bride and groom", by Alessandro Manzoni.

Third installment commenting on great works of literature with a positive Christian vision. On this occasion we comment on "The Betrothed", by Alessandro Manzoni, considered, together with the "...", to be one of the most important works of literature in the world.Divine ComedyDante's "Dante's most important work of Italian literature.

Gustavo Milano

22 Sep 2022

Contemplative and contemplated

Javier García Herrería

21 Sep 2022

The mysteries of subway Rome

Rome is a city with many works of art, but the underground of the city hides unique wonders. We take a look at some of them.

Stefano Grossi Gondi

19 Sep 2022

José García Nieto. "Love me more, Lord, to win you".

Poet of vivid catholic roots, masterful sonneteer, promoter of much of the post-war poetry, he has been considered one of the greatest contemporary lyricists, with a great variety of tones and registers, always in continuous evolution. Returning to his verses is an encounter with the poetic creation of the most acclaimed classical tradition.

Carmelo Guillén

19 Sep 2022

The Holy Land of Jesus

Gerardo Ferrara, writer, historian and expert on the history, politics and culture of the Middle East, delves in this article into the characteristics of the land and the socio-political moment that saw the birth of Jesus.

Gerardo Ferrara

16 Sep 2022

Ignacio SaavedraTolkien tried to avoid parallels between his stories and the History of Salvation".

Ignacio Saavedra, professor of Corporate Communication at the CEU San Pablo University, is one of the members of the scientific committee of the congress on Tolkien to be held soon in Madrid under the title "Tolkien: poetics, myth and language.". There have been numerous Tolkien-centric academic events in recent years, but this one will come as the first season of a series based on Tolkien's work that is already the most expensive in history wraps up.

Javier García Herrería

13 Sep 2022

Cartoons to watch with the family

Ida is a radiant, bright and precocious girl who arrives new at the colorful school at Winterstein Castle. There she finds an unwelcoming atmosphere, except for Benni, a peculiar and shy student who is not very popular.

Patricio Sánchez-Jáuregui

12 Sep 2022

Dostoyevsky's "The Idiot": "Beauty will save the world".

We continue our selection of great works of world literature with a special Christian imprint. On this occasion, we are dealing with "The Idiot" by the Russian genius Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

Juan Ignacio Izquierdo Hübner

3 Sep 2022

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

Is Tolkien's Christianity present in his works?

A museum to learn about and enjoy the Bible in the heart of Washington, D.C.