The Complete Fisherman
Morris Caplin - A man, a river, a horsehair line—fishing becomes a revelation of truth, silence, tradition, and Mystery.
Nobody Has a Personality Anymore
Freya India: My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of disorder. You’re not shy, you’re autistic. You’re not forgetful, you’ve got ADHD.
A World Inhabited by Evil but Not Deserted by Hope
Delving into Cormac McCarthy's brutal literary landscape, where broken travelers carry an inextinguishable fire of hope within.
Between the Saint and the Sicario
Fernando De Haro - A young boy in Chiapas sleeps, unaware that cartels and modernity threaten his future, a future only a present-day mentor can save.
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?
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 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.
In Pain, The Magnificence of God
Giovanni Allevi - The philosopher composer brings Caracalla to Rome with his new concert “MM22.” “I translated the word myeloma into notes and created a musical diary about my experience from darkness to light.”
A Cry For Unity
Sebastián Modarelli - Why do we crave unity? Explore this deep human longing and its surprising echo in Shostakovich's music.
Humanity In A Pathoplastic Society
Julián Carrón | Cesare Maria Cornaggia: In a world where psychological distress blurs the line between norm and pathology, explore how a "pathoplastic society" challenges our sense of self and the urgent need to rediscover meaning through connection.
The Doctrine According to Leo XIV
Costantino Esposito - Pope Leo XIV redefines Christian doctrine as a dynamic interplay of grace and freedom, urging dialogue over indoctrination. His vision fosters peace and bridges universal brotherhood in a polarized world.
The Sound of Searching
Pop Music's Existential Turn - In an age of fading traditions, Billie Eilish’s haunting question—“What was I made for?”—echoes a generation’s urgent search for meaning beyond success.
Cézanne, painting as an ideal
For Cézanne, painting was a way to delve into the mystery of reality. A bit like prayer. France has dedicated the year 2025 to him.
Lee Miller: The Awakened Gaze
Explore Lee Miller's transformative photography at Tate Britain's largest UK retrospective, showcasing 250 prints from surrealist art to wartime revelations.
Unarmed and Disarming
Alessandro D’Avenia - Pope Leo XIV reminds us: 'Peace is not a utopia or a political project, but the essence of faith.'
Leone: the Surprising Pope with an Historic Name
Simone Riva - A pope’s name echoes history, but his election stunned the world.
The Lord of the World
A thought-provoking exploration of Robert Hugh Benson’s dystopian novel The Lord of the World, recommended by Pope Francis, and its relevance to the upcoming papal conclave. The article explores the Church’s existential dilemma between aligning with global ideologies or embracing its irreducible truth.
The Infinite in the Machine
Broadway robots reveal a surprising truth: love uncovers ancient human longing for Infinity.
The Hidden Charity Guarded by Silence
Lucio Brunelli - What does Pope Francis do when the cameras are off? Find out in this revealing article, exploring the pope's hidden charity and personal faith.
Jon Fosse: Letting Words Breathe
Andrea Romanzi - Explore the world of Jon Fosse, the Norwegian Nobel laureate known for his unique writing style that emphasizes silence and the act of listening.