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Jesús Higueras: how to pray in bad times

It seems easy to pray when everything is going well. But experience tells us that we remember God more when things go wrong. How to pray in these moments? The pastor of Cana, Jesus Higueras, explains it with graphic phrases: “God has not come down to Earth as a tourist”, or “suffering is not a curse”.
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Omnes Editorial Staff

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forgiveness confession

7 keys to better experience God's forgiveness in confession

What aspects help to better experience God's forgiveness in the sacrament of Reconciliation? What is its psychological dimension? A team of psychologists, philosophers and theologians has studied it, in the framework of an international project of the John Templeton Foundation, with experts from the universities of Navarra, Comillas, San Dámaso and CEU Abat Oliba.

Omnes Editorial Staff

27 Jan 2026

The return of the prodigal son, Murillo

Proposals to help priests to hear confessions better

A team of psychologists, philosophers and theologians has launched a ‘Practical Guide for Confessors’, with pastoral and psychological keys to better confess. It is a project of the John Templeton Foundation, with experts from the universities of Navarra, Comillas, San Dámaso and CEU Abat Oliba.

Omnes Editorial Staff

23 Jan 2026

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Man needs the sacred

The sacred is not just a concept, but an experience that reveals to man his origin, his destiny and his openness to the divine. It manifests itself in places, rites and, above all, in Christ, the true Temple where humanity finds meaning and communion with God.

Omnes Editorial Staff

21 Jan 2026

God permits evil

Why does God allow evil?

It is often said that if God existed, he would not allow the suffering of the innocent or the presence of evil in the world. This article discusses the main arguments in response to this assertion.

Omnes Editorial Staff

20 Jan 2026

Paolo Benanti on AI

Paolo Benanti: «the problem of AI is complexity».»

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we relate, inform ourselves and work. Theologian and expert on the ethics of AI Paolo Benanti warns of its risks in times of polarization and the power of algorithms.

Jose Maria Navalpotro

19 Jan 2026

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Saint Teresa, Rigoberta Bandini, and a God who is family

The familiar reality of the Trinity is revealed in the home, in everyday life, in liturgy, and at work.

Omnes Editorial Staff

27 Dec 2025

Ratzinger theologian

10 great books on Theology recommended by Juan Luis Lorda

The twentieth century has been fertile in theological works. Professor and theologian Juan Luis Lorda has selected the ten most important ones, although he mentions some more. Romano Guardini, one of the authors, summarizes them with this phrase: "the essence of Christianity is Jesus Christ". See the sample here.

Omnes Editorial Staff

26 Sep 2025

"Mere Christianity," by C. S. Lewis.

Mere Christianity is one of the best known works of C. S. Lewis, for in it he speaks of some keys to the faith with which Christians of different denominations can identify.

Juan Luis Lorda

30 Apr 2025

Kant and the Catholics

Immanuel Kant is the modern philosopher who has thought about and discussed the most topics, and for this reason he has had an immense echo of reactive stimulus, sometimes positive, in Catholic thought, from Balmes to Blondel, Marechal or John Paul II.

Juan Luis Lorda

29 Apr 2025

Some frequent biblical elements in iconography

Altar friezes, liturgical textiles or secondary scenes in many paintings are some of the places where we find various figures with a biblical origin. Their purpose is always to focus the viewer's gaze on Christ and to be aware of the continuity of the history of Salvation.

Maria Jose Atienza

17 Apr 2025

Pope's Travels

It's happening...

Centenary of Our Lady of Fatima, 2017

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

Omnes Editorial Staff

Saint Maximilian Kolbe.

Saints of Auschwitz: Kolbe, Stein, Salesians… The goal: education

Omnes Editorial Staff

Diane Foley

Diane Foley: "I could not have endured the murder of our son without my faith in God"«

Teresa Aguado Peña

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