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Less future and more future

The Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa said that "At any moment, something can arrive that changes us completely". So it was with the pandemic. Nobody saw it coming. Not the WHO, not the European Union, not the government, and certainly not ordinary citizens.

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Professor Javier Hervada, teacher of jurists of the Church

The prestigious canonist Javier Hervada, considered by many a "master", passed away at the beginning of March. He was born in Barcelona in 1934. The author had a close relationship with Hervada, both professionally and personally.

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The Economy of Francesco or the opportunity to lead radical change

The Pope has invited entrepreneurs and young professionals, Nobel laureates and leaders to the event. The Economy of Francesco, in Assisi at the end of March. Among them will be the author of this article. It is about putting the person at the center.

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Who decides the education of our children?

Parents are primarily responsible for the education of their children. What the obligatory neutrality of the public authorities in the educational sphere proscribes is the transmission of this education from a specific anthropological and ethical model.

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Pope Francis' footprint in Japan

The author, bishop and head of communications for the visit, gives his impressions of the Holy Father's recent trip to Japan. A country that, as the Pope said, "is for the whole world the spokesman for the fundamental right to life and peace".

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