By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Like the one who leaves Paris for the desert and smiles from afar at solitude; like the traveller who awaits with eager heart the long days by the sea; like the monk who lovingly contemplates the [...]
Philosophy has examined, on the one hand, the need to preserve the individual and his or her identity and, on the other, the necessity of building and living within a community. How can the self and [...]
Climate change is no longer a distant threat. Across the Pacific, it has become an everyday reality, reshaping coastlines, livelihoods and the fragile balance between people and their environment. [...]
How do you assess the attack carried out by the United States and Israel against Iran? What will be its principal consequences?
The Middle East — and perhaps the rest of the world as well [...]
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 [...]