In a time of constant connections but broken bonds, humanity risks replacing encounter with image, trust with control. From Buber to Lévinas, up to...
From sarcasm on the altar to the invectives of the professors: the language of the Church has bec...
Behind the solemn vestments and Latin chants lies a search for identity that often betrays the very faith it claims to protect. The traditionalist ...
An article in the Italian magazine Jesus set out to explain the crisis of the priesthood — but perhaps it only revealed h...
At the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum, the Archbishop of Utrecht reaffirmed the teaching of John Paul II’s Familiaris Consortio: “A civil ...
In the seminaries, they select those most inclined to submission, not those truly called. It’s a system that prefers obedience over freedom, depend...