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.
Tyler Robinson Confesses, the Motive? Rainbow Hate
Charlie Kirk’s killer confessed to his partner: the motive was hatred. His parents say he was radicalized in the LGBTQ+ world.
J.K. Rowling and that “God-shaped vacuum”: our response
A post by J.K. Rowling about God hides a radical question. What evidence for faith? Do people believe without seeing? Here is what we answer
Akash Bashir: Pakistan’s Hero, the Next Millennial Saint?
The cause for the sainthood of Akash Bashir is proceeding quickly: he saved the Lahore community by
«No One Will Silence the Voice of Persecuted Christians»
The strong admonition of Pope Leo XIV: no one forgets the persecuted Christians and no one will be able to silence their voice.
The Arab Historian Defends the Crusades: “Legitimate Defense”
Raymond Ibrahim speaks on a podcast and deals with the legitimate and meritorious initiative of the Crusades as defensive wars.
Pope: A Living Theology Engaging Physics, Biology and Philosophy
Yesterday Pope Leo XIV urged theologians to embrace a living, concrete theology in dialogue with science and philosophy.
