Resources - Omnes

A Catholic perspective on current events

"He loved them to the end" (Jn 13:1).

Omnes

Conversion, compassion and trust

The health crisis unleashed in so many places by the coronavirus prompts us to reflect on some of Francis' teachings of the past weeks, and makes them resonate now in a singular way.

Ramiro Pellitero

"X-File"

In the midst of this tangle of attempts to buy happiness, the priests end up coming across some "X-File: unclassifiable phenomena in a strictly corporeal or earthly way.

Manuel Blanco

Dreams of evangelization and educational commitment

Two teachings stand out among those that Francis has recently offered us: the exhortation Dear Amazonia, which constitutes his contribution to the synodal process on that region, and his observations on the Global Education Pact (Instrumentum laboris, 2020), in connection with the World Education Day he has called for May.

Ramiro Pellitero

Heidegger and Haecker, dialogue and distance with ideologies.

Heidegger is considered the characteristic thinker of the twentieth century and a point of reference for the Church's dialogue with modernity. But Heidegger had this dialogue embedded in his own history. The comparison with Haecker makes the distances explicit.

Juan Luis Lorda

Love overcomes fear

Love conquers fear. These are some of the Pope's teachings so far this year: in his Christmas address to the Roman Curia and in his messages for the World Day of Peace and the World Day of the Sick.

Ramiro Pellitero