The Church in France has new priorities: caring for converts
Card. Aveline highlights that the care of the newly baptized is now a national priority for the Church in France. 10,000 conversions in 2025.
An Astrophysicist at the Jubilee: “Science Speaks of Creation”
Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Milan, Marco Bersanelli shared a precious lesson at the Youth Jubilee.
Was the Shroud Laid on a Sculpture? A Study Full of Errors
The Shroud was allegedly laid on a bas-relief sculpture. This is the “new” thesis by designer Cicero Moraes, but it is full of errors
The Crusades: Brutality and the Church’s True Role
Interview with Sini Kangas (University of Tampere) on the Crusades, the role of the Church, and the historical reliability of the sources.
Religions Challenged on Historical Sources: What Remains?
What do scholars conclude when they critically analyze the historical sources of non-Christian religions? Little to nothing remains.
The Madonna and Isis: The Dossier Debunks the False Parallels
The new UCCR dossier focuses on claims of a “pagan Madonna”—the alleged iconographic parallels between the Virgin Mary and Isis.
The Pope’s Astronomer and a Universe Teeming with Life
Interview with Guy Consolmagno, the “Pope’s astronomer” and director of the Vatican Observatory. The subject: extraterrestrial life.
Capitalism’s Roots in the Middle Ages (Not the Reformation)
When did capitalism emerge? Are its origins rooted in the Reformation or the Middle Ages? A study of the inventories of the Vatican Capital.
Dawkins, king of atheists: but his disciple finds faith
Dawkins wanted to turn the world into one of atheists. Today, his protégé and collaborator, Josh Timonen, has converted to Christianity.
Burkina Faso, Vocations Boom: Seminaries at Full Capacity
Burkina Faso’s seminaries are not enough to accommodate young men with a vocation. The rector of the Ouagadougou seminary speaks.
