MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 9/22/26 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 9/22/26

Perceiving the Sacred

Poet Joseph Fasano on surviving the age of AI, democratizing art without compromise, and the radical empathy needed to truly find each other.

Fernando De Haro 9/21/26 Fernando De Haro 9/21/26

Cervantes’s Tender Gaze

Guadalupe Arbona - A ridiculous madman and a beautiful soul. Why does Don Quixote still question us?

Joe Raphael 9/8/26 Joe Raphael 9/8/26

Be Bored, and Stay There

Federico Giorgetti - A poet with 140,000 followers gives one simple assignment: be bored, and stay there.

Costantino Esposito 8/11/26 Costantino Esposito 8/11/26

The Paradox of Freedom

Costantino Esposito - From Homer to Paul: how weakness itself becomes the path to authentic human strength.

Fernando De Haro 7/27/26 Fernando De Haro 7/27/26

Nolan's Odysseus

Fernando DeHaro - Nolan's Odyssey breaks records, but Penelope's unbroken waiting is what reveals the modern “I”.

Julián Carrón 7/25/26 Julián Carrón 7/25/26

Why You and Not the Others?

Julián Carrón - A 19-year-old asks whether life with oppressive parents is worth living. Carrón's reply: "Who's stopping you from saying 'I'?

John Merritt 7/3/26 John Merritt 7/3/26

A Freedom That Becomes a Child Again

Jane Merritt - Roth’s homeless drinker never masters his frailty, yet goodness keeps seeking him out anyway.

Fernando De Haro 6/26/26 Fernando De Haro 6/26/26

Alive but Dead Inside

Alessandra Stoppa - Philosopher Eugenio Mazzarella on why AI is designed to keep us from ever rebelling."

Simone Riva 6/21/26 Simone Riva 6/21/26

A Breach in the Heart

Simone Riva -Things whispered in secret will be revealed. Christ asks us to speak in light.

Fernando De Haro 6/19/26 Fernando De Haro 6/19/26

Am I My Own Story?

Costantino Esposito - Do we tell the story of our lives, or are we only what’s told?

Fernando De Haro 6/16/26 Fernando De Haro 6/16/26

No Hidden Agenda

Marta Cartabia - Faith in public life means freedom from agendas and responsibility before history’s real questions.

Fernando De Haro 6/13/26 Fernando De Haro 6/13/26

People Come First

Fernando De Haro - Cybersecurity expert Corrado Giustozzi explains why AI demands humanistic culture, not just technical literacy.

Ignacio Carbajosa 6/8/26 Ignacio Carbajosa 6/8/26

Under the Spell of God

Antonio Banderas - Before Pope Leo XIV, Antonio Banderas reflects on art, faith, beauty, and God’s mystery.

Marco Pozza 6/7/26 Marco Pozza 6/7/26

Marty Supreme: The Primal Cry of Adulthood

Sylvia Ridely - A frantic coming-of-age story where ambition collapses into responsibility, fatherhood, and human rebirth.

Morris Caplin 6/6/26 Morris Caplin 6/6/26

America at 250: Louis Armstrong

Morris Caplin - Louis Armstrong reshaped jazz, turning individual voice into a powerful, enduring distinctly American language.

Fernando De Haro 5/22/26 Fernando De Haro 5/22/26

The Echo of a Face

Ana De Haro - Mid-lesson on Locke, a teacher stops cold — one face turns liberty into a question.

Fernando De Haro 5/20/26 Fernando De Haro 5/20/26

U2 and the Call to Return to Life

Isabella García-Ramos Herrera - On “Easter Lily,” U2 ask whether friendship, faith, and hope can survive these times.

Morris Caplin 5/19/26 Morris Caplin 5/19/26

Hanging by a Moment

Kay Clarity - A year-2000 anthem that quietly refused the irony and despair overtaking pop music.

Fernando De Haro 5/19/26 Fernando De Haro 5/19/26

The Need to Be Recognized

Fernando De Haro - Democracies don’t die from missing rules. They die when no one asks what we’re seeking.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 5/18/26 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 5/18/26

Rediscovering the Mystery of the Heart

Susanna Tamaro - On Leo XIV’s pre-pontificate Augustinian reflections — and the heart we keep forgetting.