By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
The issue of youth lies at the very heart of crises and conflicts across sub-Saharan Africa. With a median age of 19, Africa has the youngest population in the world: 60% are under 25, and more than [...]
With this image, Paul VI meant that the body should remain attentive to the signs of the times, interpret the social, political and economic transformations of the world, and help the Church to [...]
Approximately two hundred euros, at purchasing power parity: this is what, on average, is spent on the education of a child in Sub-Saharan Africa every twelve months. In Europe, the figure is around [...]
Let us listen carefully—both with intellect and discernment—to the story of the mwelele tree (a species of Ficus sycomorus) and the blind men in search of an elephant, for it is truly [...]
Until little more than a decade ago, the world order was based on a set of rules agreed by the Western bloc after the Second World War. Within that order, a hegemonic country — the United [...]
Artificial intelligence, like ourselves, functions only if it has a heart. It is not true that we are born as a tabula rasa; rather, we are systems of relationships and data. I would, however, like [...]
A journey is never just an itinerary. It is a way of speaking. And Pope Leo XIV’s trip to Africa reads as the opening movement of a pontificate that intends to address the world without [...]
Global military spending has experienced a significant acceleration in recent years, reaching levels not seen since the end of the Second World War. The latest data from the International Monetary [...]
In reality, Tone La Maji is a rehabilitation centre run by the Koinonia Community, a Christian community founded in Kenya in the 1990s by Italian Comboni missionary Father Kizito. Its mission is to [...]