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.
Care for Creation: Its Roots in Medieval Monasticism
Restoring the balance of medieval monasticism. The care for creation, as a gift from God, highlighted by Leo XVI is not a modern issue.
Fired shots at Jesus and Mary: former Green leader goes on trial
Sanija Ameti, former leader of the Swiss Green Liberal Party and convert to Islam, goes on trial for “symbolic violence” against Christians.
Gregory Chaitin and mathematics that brings us close to God
A video dedicated to Gregory Chaitin and mathematics as an experience of a close God. The personal journey of the renowned mathematician.
Jubilee of Youth 2025: The French Outnumber Even the Poles!
A strong turnout is expected from France, with some 25,000 young pilgrims set to attend the 2025 Youth Jubilee in Rome.
Dialogue with the converted philosopher: «In tears before God»
Interview with Jason D. Hill, philosopher at DePaul University, a convert from atheism after recognising the failure of existentialism.
