The Crucifixion of Charisms
Cardinal Ouellet Warns a "Rigid Application of Law" Is Detrimental to the Diversity and Life of Charisms in the Church.
A Beer with Living Men
Julián Carrón - In a candid dialogue, Carrón addresses personal stories of illness, grief, and doubt, revealing how direct experience is the key to encountering a faith that sustains life in any circumstance.
The Wind of Wonder
Simone Riva - Amid the frantic pace of life, the summer wind arrives, asking us to pause and rediscover true wonder.
Only For The Bold
Julián Carrón - When faced with fear, we often prefer the familiar slavery of doubt over the intimidating promise of freedom.
Living at High Altitude
Simone Riva - There are places, like mountains, that inspire awe and allow us to rediscover a unique perspective on reality.
Transformative Compassion
Michiel Peeters - In the parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus reveals Himself as our merciful neighbor, healing wounds and unlocking eternal life through divine love.
Charisms, Also Essential
Fernando De Haro - Pope Leo XIV affirms charismatic and hierarchical gifts are "co-essential," urging unity and collaboration for the Church's future.
The Unexpected and the Agenda
Marco Pozza - In a world of busy schedules, this modern parable asks: do we truly see compassion when it's unplanned?
The Pleasure of Growing
Julián Carrón - A dialogue with Don Julián Carrón on deep friendship, personal growth, and the pleasure of truly living.
You Can’t Give What You Don’t Have
Julián Carrón - Mission isn’t performance. It’s presence. We beget only by being begotten—by staying with the One who calls us.
Like Blood in Our Veins
Simone Riva - Before Vatican II, this Sunday was the feast of the Most Precious Blood of Christ. An opportunity to remember the One who begets us and gives us life
Embracing Restlessness
Michiel Peeters - Embrace your restless heart to discover divine truth, finding purpose in God’s eternal connection with you.
Accustomed or In Love?
Pierluigi Banna - In a powerful dialogue among young adults, Pierluigi Banna tackles how to find hope and meaning amid despair and life's limits.
The Fisherman and the Pharisee
Michiel Peeters - An illiterate fisherman and a cultured Pharisee, two vastly different men were united by one path to Rome.
A New Way of Being Brothers
Simone Riva - Peter and Paul: two different lives, two opposite characters, yet united by a decisive “yes” in response to Christ's question, the question of our lives.
Building Hope
Building Hope - A dialogue with Professor Giorgio Vittadini (President for the Foundation for Subsidiarity), Fausto Bertinotti (Former President of the Italian President of the Chamber of Deputies) and Pietro Sarubbi (Italian actor, writer and director - The Passion-Barabbas)
Word, Sacrament, Charism
Cardinal Marc Ouellet - At his book launch, Cardinal Marc Ouellet champions a synodal Church, arguing the Holy Spirit’s charismatic gifts are co-essential with hierarchy.
Is There Hope?
Julián Carrón - Discover hope through faith and reason in a transformative dialogue with Carrón and Nembrini in Bergamo.
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