Ex-Muslim moved by Christian forgiveness
The post by Sana Ebrahimi, an agnostic and ex-Muslim, on the Christian forgiveness that Charlie Kirk’s widow pronounced toward the murderer.
Claudia Cardinale, After the Rape Chose Not to Have an Abortion
The subversive message of Claudia Cardinale: from rape, if allowed, a wonderful child will be born, without guilt.
Canada, the Horrors of Assisted Suicide Uncovered by The Atlantic
Assisted suicide in Canada is out of control. A lengthy investigation by the magazine The Atlantic denounces this, previewing what […]
Why Secular Morality Either Does Not Exist or Contradicts Itself
What is the foundation of secular morality? If it is based on social convention, how can absolute values be defended? Isn’t amorality a better option?
Jews Read the Old Testament and Discover Jesus!
A surprising social experiment: Jews and rabbis recognize Jesus without knowing they are reading texts from the Old Testament.
Princeton, Scientists and Nobel Laureates on God and Science
The prestigious university is hosting a conference today on the relationship between God and science. Many scientists and Nobel are guests.
I, Not Catholic, Saved from Death in Iran by Benedict XVI
The story of Marziyeh Amirizadeh, sentenced to death by hanging in Iran and saved by the intervention of Benedict XVI.
Massacre of the Innocents: confirmation from a non-Christian source?
Giorgio Maselli explains on UCCR why Macrobius mention of the Massacre of the Innocents has historical value.
Charlie Kirk and AI: When Tribute Becomes Cringe
The social drift of Charlie Kirk’s memory, resurrected by artificial intelligence. It adds nothing and ridicules faith
Leo XIV between genocide, Fiducia Supplicans and the Mass in Latin
Reconstruction of Leo XIV’s first interview, covering topics such as Fiducia Supplicans and the Latin Mass.
