John Merritt 3/16/26 John Merritt 3/16/26

In Memory of Jürgen Habermas

Costantino Esposito - Remembering Jürgen Habermas through his profound exploration of communicative reason, secularism, and democratic foundations.

John Merritt 12/27/25 John Merritt 12/27/25

Pluribus: The Resistance of the “I”

Costantino Esposito - In a world of forced harmony, the "I" fights to remain unique and free.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 12/7/25 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 12/7/25

The Radical Resistance of Being Born

Costantino Esposito - Discover why Hannah Arendt believed being born is the ultimate resistance to modern power.

John Merritt 11/20/25 John Merritt 11/20/25

When the Way Finds You

John Merritt - We all seek happiness by running circles. Augustine discovered the Way came seeking us.

MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 11/4/25 MAURIZIO CAPUZZO 11/4/25

The Question of Happiness

John Merritt - Augustine’s timeless question—what makes us truly happy—becomes a living dialogue of heart and reason.

Morris Caplin 10/29/25 Morris Caplin 10/29/25

Drawing New Maps of Hope

Morris Caplin - Education is the radical promise that you can become yourself, a revolution of hope.

Simone Riva 6/15/25 Simone Riva 6/15/25

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?

Fernando De Haro 6/7/25 Fernando De Haro 6/7/25

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.

Julián Carrón 4/27/25 Julián Carrón 4/27/25

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.

Morris Caplin 4/26/25 Morris Caplin 4/26/25

Make Your Life Your Own

Giussani’s 1985 lessons ignite hope through humanity’s encounter with mystery.