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The Pricelss Gift of Unity
Simone Riva - Unity Is Not Uniformity: The Gift We Keep Losing to Pride, Silence, and Fear
Attraction, Not Argument.
Julián Carrón - No one takes kindly to correction anymore. A different path is proposed: attraction.
The Moment After
Simone Riva - Peter had just confessed the Christ. A moment later, he tried to manage Him.
Irresistibile Seduction
Julián Carrón - Christianity does not begin with self-denial. It begins with a seduction you cannot resist.
Come and See
Julián Carrón - Philip said, "Come and see." Nathanael saw. The question is whether that gaze fades.
Truth is Encountered Only in Freedom
Elia Carrai - truth is encountered only in freedom - losing influence frees us.
Christ's Tenderness Toward His Friends
Simone Riva - When popular opinion rings hollow, one question remains: who do you say I am?
A Presence, or Just a Name?
Julián Carrón - Peter’s answer is not enough. Christ reveals Himself only where our experience answers Him.
Beyond Fear
Julián Carrón - Elijah on Horeb, Peter on the water: Carrón on what holds when fear arrives.
Not a Lesson. A Presence.
Julián Carrón - A child doesn't reason his mother into being real. Neither do we with Christ.
Thank Goodness You Are Here
Julián Carrón - On conversion, need, and why recognizing Him matters more than adequacy.
Authority Embraces Life
Fernando De Haro - The Bishop of Pavia on why authority in movements must serve the life given.
Two Roads, One Encounter
Julián Carrón - What Peter and Paul hold for us now is not an idea, but a living person.
Can the Church Stay Young?
Pierluigi Banna - Few Theologians ask whether ecclesial movements can remain young, fruitful, and faithfully institutionalized.
Do Not Be Afraid
Julián Carrón - Jesus doesn't offer a training regimen. He offers a Father who counts your hairs.
Pope Leo and Human Dignity
Julián Carrón - Leo XIV affirms human dignity not by argument but by bowing before each person.
Who Do You Say That I Am?
Julián Carrón - Sharing how Christ stops being a mere name and becomes a present reality.
Fleeing the You
Cesare Maria Cornaggia - Relationship is what makes us human; abandon it, and we become the machine ourselves.
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