Five years after Brexit, public opinion in the UK has shifted dramatically. Support for leaving the EU is at its lowest, with ...

The Vatican’s new document Antiqua et Nova urges ethical AI guided by human dignity and the common good, emphasizing that ...

Samantha Harvey’s Orbital captures a day aboard the ISS, blending science, story, and poetry to reflect on Earth’s beauty and ...

Exploring John 14–16, this article delves into Jesus’ farewell discourse to reveal the often-misunderstood Holy Spirit—God’s ...

The Vatican is not in the business of launching space telescopes (at least not yet). But that doesn’t mean that it isn’t involved with the latest results from missions like the James Webb Space ...

The Global Baroque exhibition highlights 17th-century Rome as a vibrant crossroads of cultures under Pope Paul V. Through ...

The meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia. After meeting with the President of Indonesia and greeting the authorities and diplomatic corps, at about 11:30 a.m. on September 4, 2024, Pope Francis returned to ...

Marking 1700 years since Nicaea, the International Theological Commission reflects on the Council’s enduring unity, legacy, and ecumenical significance for all Christians.

A largely unexplored theme. The Church has often dealt with the issue of abuse, even in recent times, both at the level of reflection and in terms of operational measures and protocols. [1] However, ...

The “prosperity gospel” is a well-known theological current emerging from the neo-Pentecostal evangelical movements. At its heart is the belief that God wants his followers to have a prosperous life, ...

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955), a Jesuit, anthropologist and prominent spiritual figure, experienced the powerful tensions of a complex twentieth century marked by wars, ideological ...

In some countries a form of religious-cultural nationalism is back in vogue. Religion is exploited both to obtain popular support and to launch a political message that is identified with people’s ...