I, that Stranger
Costantino Esposito - We say “I” every day without noticing. Esposito asks what that word still means.
We Are a Desire, Not an Algorithm
Pope Leo XIV - Pope Leo XIV tells Sapienza’s students they are a desire, not an algorithm.
Man, Freedom, and the Atomic Bomb
Alessandra Stoppa - Petrosino: the atomic bomb isn’t out there — it’s the question of who we are.
What the Little Flower Knows
Morris Caplin - A guitar, a table of friends, and a song that named the heart's quiet ache.
The Lemon Trail That Taught Us How to Love Each Other"
Genny Guariglia - Forty young people, three faiths, one Amalfi weekend—and a Presence that quietly changes everything.
Leo XIV and the Two Cities
Antonio R. Rubio Plo - Leo XIV invokes Augustine to warn that political messianism betrays the City of God.
Blessed Fragility
Ana De Haro - Their fragility wakes me from a dream—and forces me to teach what actually matters.
Hermana Clare
John Merritt - A Sister, a Friend, a Mother: Father Rafael Remembers Sister Clare Crockett
On the Other Side of the Moon
Morris Caplin - They flew past the moon. They came back asking the only question that matters.
A Lifeboat Suspended in the Universe
Artemis II- Four astronauts returned from the moon's neighborhood. What they said changed everything.
George Sudarshan, Who Knew How to Live Discovery
Gabriella Greison - He understood things before anyone else did — and that, it turned out, was enough.
Why Do We search?
Costantino Esposito - You are not someone who has a question. You are the question.
Bramante: Christ at the Column
John Merritt - A woman's lifelong encounter with Bramante's Christ reveals how suffering becomes acceptance.
The Music That Teaches You to Look Again
Marcelo Cesena - A father. A kitchen. A daughter. And the music that taught him to look again.
U2: A Requiem Born of Ash
Isabella García-Ramos Herrera - U2’s latest EP proves that art remains our most powerful response to global violence.
Wake Up Dead Man
Sylvia Riley - A murder mystery becomes a profound meditation on grace, guilt, and the possibility of redemption.
In Memory of Jürgen Habermas
Costantino Esposito - Remembering Jürgen Habermas through his profound exploration of communicative reason, secularism, and democratic foundations.
A Return to Cinematic Sincerity
Morris Caplin - Expect record-breaking wins and a return to sincere storytelling at the 98th Academy Awards.
The Woman Who Measured the Invisible
Gabriella Greison - She measured what no one else could see—and asked us to do the same.
What Do You See?
Sebastian Modarelli - To see what you didn't see before is the very heart of true conversion.