God's Patience and the Tree of the Church
Joseph Ratzinger - The mustard seed, divine patience, and the Church’s necessary pruning.
When the Way Finds You
John Merritt - We all seek happiness by running circles. Augustine discovered the Way came seeking us.
Divine Commedy: The Stillness and the Straying
Dante Alighieri - Canto I - Inferno: Mid-life's shadow: A blinding forest calls the soul to find its lost path through mercy.
A Journey That Begins in the Heart
Simone Riva - Why do we stray? True spiritual momentum begins with your deepest questions and God's endless mercy.
To Be Saint, He Had to Become Ordinary
Joseph Ratzinger - Nietzsche Called Him Common. Ratzinger Called Him the Model for Modern Faith. Why St. Augustine Still Matters.
A Living Legacy: Nicaea’s Unseen Power
Alberto Cozzi - The Council of Nicaea wasn't just about formulas. It was a "founding event" that still shapes our faith today.
The Primacy of the Heart
Michiel Peeters - Once deemed "dangerous," Cardinal John Henry Newman is now a Doctor of the Church. Discover his revolutionary teaching on conscience, the heart, and authentic faith.
Our Hearts Have Someone Greater to Imitate
Alberto Cozzi - The bishops convened in Nicaea by Emperor Constantine definitively clarified the relationship between the Father and the Son.
Love, Despair, and Redemption in Miguel Mañara
Miguel Mañara | Oscar Miłosz: Discover the journey from Don Juan's abyss of sin and boredom to the surprising discovery of true, redemptive love.
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.