I was at the Jubilee of Catholic influencers, here’s what I saw
The report for UCCR by the young philosopher Pietro Calore on the Influencers’ Jubilee. A narrative of what he saw beyond media filters
The Catholic Priest Who Invented Sign Language for the Deaf
The French priest Msgr. Charles-Michel de l’Épée is the founder of sign language. He was the one who gave a voice to deaf children.
French Wars of Religion: Religion Had Nothing to Do with It
Italian geopolitical analyst speaks at the Festival of the Middle Ages 2025: in the French wars of religion, religion was not the cause.
New Study: Trans Youth More Often Bullies than Victims
Victims of bullying but even more often perpetrators. This is the conclusion of a Finnish survey on trans youth and bullying.
Moses found by archaeology? “Why I defend my discovery”
The Moses of the Bible and archaeology: traces found in a mine in Sinai. UCCR interviews the author of the potential discovery.
Poland Remains the Leader in Europe for Religious Vocations
A well-rooted popular faith, but also tied to the Church—perhaps this is the secret? Poland leads Europe in the number of vocations
Behind the Myth of Hypatia: What Is Hidden
The legend about Hypatia. They talk about the “secular martyr” who died in the name of Christianity. But it’s false.
The Singular Solar Event at the Monastery of El Escorial
The cameras of Telemadrid capture an unprecedented solar event in the Basilica, when on August 6 the light floods the Tabernacle.
Mozambique, The Nuns Stay Despite Islamist Fury
The decision to stay to bring Christ’s closeness to the least of the least. The brave choice of the nuns in Mozambique.
Leo XIV Quotes Francis: In 100 Days He Mentions Him 76 Times
An exclusive UCCR investigation for the first 100 days of Pope Prevost. Leo XIV mentions Francis in every other speech.
