By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Seated side by side were Catholics, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, Orthodox Christians and Muslims. At the centre, in the place of honour, lay a document signed by them all which, at this historical moment [...]
When, on 30 April, nearly 200 activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla were forcibly disembarked at a port on the southern coast of Crete after having been stopped by Israeli special forces, many [...]
Once upon a time, in a village at the foot of a green mountain, there lived a boy called Elijah.
Elijah had a passion: butterflies. Not for studying them, nor for admiring them, but for keeping [...]
June 1944. Allied troops landed in Normandy to begin the liberation of Europe from Nazi rule. Operation Overlord, an unprecedented military offensive, paved the way to Victory in Europe Day in May [...]
We no longer seem capable of genuine dialogue. One reason is that we can no longer bear silence, which confronts us with ourselves even before it confronts us with others, and which is the [...]
Thousands of trees were planted in the Sahara without success. Then 500 tortoises achieved what no one had expected, and the desert has begun to turn green again, visible even from space.
The [...]
As Daniele Rocchetti clearly points out, Just War theory did not arise in order to justify war but rather to limit it. From its very beginnings, it sought to subject the use of armed force to strict [...]
More than once, looking back on the eight years I spent in that country—my first real missionary experience—I have been told that the past is past, that history does not return, and that [...]
Several of the world's leading investment hubs for artificial intelligence (AI) data centres, including Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and Querétaro in Mexico, are emerging as climate risk [...]