I, that Stranger
Costantino Esposito - We say “I” every day without noticing. Esposito asks what that word still means.
Man, Freedom, and the Atomic Bomb
Alessandra Stoppa - Petrosino: the atomic bomb isn’t out there — it’s the question of who we are.
Blessed Fragility
Ana De Haro - Their fragility wakes me from a dream—and forces me to teach what actually matters.
Why Do We search?
Costantino Esposito - You are not someone who has a question. You are the question.
In Memory of Jürgen Habermas
Costantino Esposito - Remembering Jürgen Habermas through his profound exploration of communicative reason, secularism, and democratic foundations.
Pluribus: The Resistance of the “I”
Costantino Esposito - In a world of forced harmony, the "I" fights to remain unique and free.
The Radical Resistance of Being Born
Costantino Esposito - Discover why Hannah Arendt believed being born is the ultimate resistance to modern power.
When the Way Finds You
John Merritt - We all seek happiness by running circles. Augustine discovered the Way came seeking us.
The Question of Happiness
John Merritt - Augustine’s timeless question—what makes us truly happy—becomes a living dialogue of heart and reason.
Drawing New Maps of Hope
Morris Caplin - Education is the radical promise that you can become yourself, a revolution of hope.
The Gift Of A Single Breadth
Simone Riva - A tragic crash forces a profound question: How can we truly live when life is so fragile?
The Opposite of Boredom is Meaning
Fernando De Haro - Boredom is not a void to be filled with entertainment, but a powerful catalyst for finding meaning.
The Irreducible Human in the Age of Discontents
Man in a Patoplastic Society: an irreducible characteristic of the human heart that aspires toward the infinite. A conversation with Julián Carrón and Professor Cesare-Maria Cornaggia.
Make Your Life Your Own
Giussani’s 1985 lessons ignite hope through humanity’s encounter with mystery.