Report recognizes that the Church’s territorial structures don’t fully align with the borderless nature of digital space
Report recognizes that the Church’s territorial structures don’t fully align with the borderless nature of digital space
Leo goes where conflict lingers and where interreligious dialogue is not optional but necessary
Lent began on Wednesday. For many, it remains a religious observance, marked this year by its near coincidence …
Pope Leo wants the arts to safeguard imperfection, singularity, and the irreducibility of human experience
Pope Leo continues to insist that Europe must hold identity and pluralism together
Pope’s call for an Olympic truce underscores the enduring moral power of sport and faith
Both pontiffs see the risks of AI reducing the complexity of humans to a problem of efficiency
Pope Leo asks communicators not to outsource thought, not to allow simulated relationships, and to fight disinformation
Jesuit Father Antonio Spadaro is the undersecretary of the Dicastery for Culture and Education of the Holy See. He is a member of the board of directors of Georgetown University and a full member of the Pontifical Academy of Fine Arts and Letters of the Virtuosi al Pantheon.
In a carefully articulated discourse on the state of the contemporary world, Leo presents Africa as the protagonist facing challenges.
The diagnosis at the “field hospital” revealed modern men and women wounded by an economy of exclusion.
Leo is being named precisely because his word has begun to leave a mark — in the conscience of American Catholics and elsewhere.
Leo, while dismantling the moral grammar of war, calls into question the cognitive and spiritual premises that make it possible.
Leo takes a radical approach by breaking down the reasoning that makes war seem possible in the first place.
Easter disarms and breaks the idea that evil can be defeated by a greater evil. and compels us to think that peace is a real possibility.
The knowledge that one’s life has been given back, not merely lived forms the least visible and most decisive key to Leo's pontificate.
In Leo's vision, the Church in society is a place that can embrace differences, offer shelter without exclusion, and nurture life.
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