Few people take responsibility for two sins of omission in recent history: education in the common good and fraternity, fundamental for a just and united society; the failure to foresee the future [...]
The second African Union Climate Summit (ACS2) has ended in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This preparatory meeting was held ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), scheduled in Belem, [...]
The conception of folly expressed by Erasmus partly diminishes the role of rationality in human existence, provided that one “does not consider anything human as alien to oneself.” But [...]
Life has four meanings: to love, to suffer, to struggle and to win. Whoever loves suffers, whoever suffers struggles, whoever struggles wins. If you love deeply, even if you struggle hard, you suffer [...]
We live in a time of war. And it is no coincidence that the main seats of power are occupied by strongmen. It is not only the most mediatised cases. The delirious declarations of Donald Trump on [...]
The year 2024, the hottest ever recorded worldwide, marked a crucial stage in the climate crisis. It was the first calendar year in which the global average temperature rose more than 1.5°C above [...]
In an era marked by growing geopolitical tensions, bloody conflicts, and a troubling return to the logic of rearmament, a radical and bold proposal emerges strongly, yet is deeply rooted in the [...]
It is Saturday, 13 November 2021 and, with a one-day delay on the agenda, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference closes with the Glasgow Pact. A document that formally sets down the commitment to [...]
“A Call for Climate Justice and the Common Home: Ecological Conversion, Transformation and Resistance to False Solutions” is the title of the document presented at the Holy See Press [...]
The 2025 Jubilee bears the title and motto: “Pilgrims of Hope.” This raised many questions for me; above all, I wondered whether, in today’s world, marked by environmental crises, [...]