Carlo Acutis and the Polish Nanny Who Planted the Seed of Faith
The great role played by Blessed Anna Sperczyńska, Carlo Acutis’s Polish nanny, in planting the seed of faith in him.
Steven Pinker finds that the fanatics are humanists, not believers
The sad epilogue of cognitive psychologis Steven Pinker, once a leading light of scientistic atheism, now banned by the Humanist Society.
Diane Foley, the Example of Christian Forgiveness
Her son was beheaded by ISIS in a worldwide broadcast. But Diane Foley rejected hatred and chose to look at the killer with mercy
Turkey, 1,300-Year-Old Eucharistic Breads Discovered
An exceptionally rare discovery in Anatolia (Turkey): five loaves intended for the Eucharist dating back to the 7th–8th centuries, one […]
Iran, a Metro Station Dedicated to the Virgin Mary
In Iran a metro station is named after the Virgin Mary. A choice that honors the Christians but clashes with their repression.
Why Miss California Became Catholic
The recent Catholic conversion of Carrie Prejean Boller, former Miss California. From Protestant she became Catholic in 2025.
I Despised Pope Francis, but His Death Changed Me
The reflection of the young blogger Alfredo Salata. The journey from hatred of Pope Bergoglio to a change of perspective after his death.
Fatima: The Miracle of the Sun Documented by Skeptics
On the 108th anniversary we retrace the “miracle” of the sun of Fatima and its documentation by anticlerical witnesses.
Dawkins Surrenders: «Christendom, Fertile Ground for Science»
A surprising statement by Richard Dawkins on Christianity and the origin of science. For decades he maintained their incompatibility.
María Corina Machado: A Nobel Peace Icon with Her Rosary
Maria Corina Machado, Catholic Nobel Peace Prize winner. Rosary devotee, she leads Venezuela’s spiritual and democratic liberation.
