St Aloysius Gonzaga left his powerful family to become a Jesuit priest and died as a young man caring for plague victims. Aloysius Gonzaga was the firstborn in a powerful Italian noble family, one that was deeply involved in the…

– Rev José Mario O Mandía “Do you also wish to go away?” (John 6:67), Jesus asked the twelve, after many of his listeners “drew back and no longer went about with him” (John 6:66). They had found his words…

– Carlos Frota Here I am again, friends, to continue my story. And I am very happy in this role I assigned myself to play.  Do you know why?

– Fr Leonard E. Dollentas In 2007, Professor Michelle Chouinard an assistant professor of psychology at the University of California found that on average, children posed more than 100 questions every hour. Interacting with very young primary school students and…

– Don Enrico Finotti Why so much confusion in the liturgy, despite so much clarity in the documents of the Magisterium? It is necessary first of all to recognize the immense good brought by the liturgical reform where it was…

– Fausto Gomez OP Cloning of cells and tissues is a valued biomedical technique, particularly in regenerative medicine, and offers no major ethical problem as long as the general norms of research on human subjects are followed. In this context,…

– Anastasios Saint Maximus of Turin (Northern Italy) lived between the 4th and the 5th centuries. We don’t know much about his life, we have mostly information coming from his sermons. Gennadius, of whom we talked already, in his De…