Opinion

Maria, the eclipse and the blindness of love

Devotion to Mary leads us to Christ, but making the Virgin Mary the center can cause us to lose sight of the «Sun that rises from on high.».
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Antonio Moreno

Eclipse

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I love you

The Immense Power of “I Love You”

Love doesn't just need to be felt—it also needs to be expressed: psychology, neuroscience, and the Christian faith explain why hearing «I love you» can strengthen bonds and heal the heart.

Lupita Venegas

11 Aug 2026

Workers' Restaurant

Whatever Happened to the Working Man's Restaurant? 

The disappearance of simple, affordable restaurants reflects a society in which eating out is no longer a daily necessity but has increasingly become a luxury.

Bryan Lawrence Gonsalves

10 Aug 2026

please

The Favor I Didn't Want to Do

That man doesn't know that the way he treated me helped me pray better, nor that his thoughtfulness made me see my friend in a different light. He'll probably never know. Perhaps many people pass through our lives this way: without knowing that they are instruments of grace.

Omnes Editorial Staff

4 Aug 2026

Vatican

Diversity That Enriches

Anyone who possesses a charism within the Church should not take pride in it, for the gifts received are not meant for personal self-aggrandizement or individual benefit, but rather to open one’s hands in a gesture of service.

Miriam Lafuente

3 Aug 2026

Saint John Paul II

St. John Paul II, Twenty Years After His Departure to Heaven

St. John Paul II left an indelible mark on his era with his charisma. His experience of persecution enabled him to denounce injustices and lead the Church into the third millennium, exerting a significant influence on the end of the Cold War, despite surviving an assassination attempt in 1981.

Onésimo Díaz

2 Aug 2026

Summer Prayer

Prayer in the Summer

Prayer can be simply spending time in silence with God and at peace, knowing that you are loved, without the need for many words.

Antonio Moreno

1 Aug 2026

Getting to Know Jesus

It's easy to get to know Jesus

Reading about the life of Jesus in just five minutes a day is much easier than it seems. Discover how to go through all four Gospels in less than three months using this simple method.

Rafael Mosteyrín

28 Jul 2026

victimhood

The Trap of Victimhood: Why Do Believers Feel More Persecuted Than They Actually Are?

There is much to learn from converts like Ana Iris Simón and Ernesto Castro and the fresh perspective with which they view many aspects of Christianity.

Javier García Herrería

27 Jul 2026

Justin Bieber

«Everything Hallelujah»: When Soccer's Greatest Spectacle Became a Hymn of Faith

The 2026 World Cup comes to a close. A World Cup that showcased great faith in many different ways but lacked human decency, leaving us with memories of much more than just the goals.

Paloma López Campos

21 Jul 2026

Totus Tuus

College Confirmands

This school year, for the first time at “Totus Tuus,” classrooms in the library were reserved to provide catechism instruction to students who wished to be confirmed.

Gabriel Pérez-Miranda

18 Jul 2026

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…

Francisco Otamendi

Saint Maximilian Kolbe.

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

Francisco Otamendi

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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