Pope Francis: his last Encyclical
The place of the heart in the history of thought We have already mentioned the surprise caused by the Encyclical Dilexit nos, which speaks of the heart and to the heart. After the death of Pope [...]
The place of the heart in the history of thought We have already mentioned the surprise caused by the Encyclical Dilexit nos, which speaks of the heart and to the heart. After the death of Pope [...]
What the algorithm cannot achieve The Encyclical Dilexit nos, “He Loved Us…”, by Pope Francis, is surprising from its very wording: on the human and divine love of the heart of Jesus. It is [...]
A path of conversion and holiness For the Christian, joy is not only an option, it is a duty. The Apostle Paul says it emphatically: “Rejoice in the Lord always; I tell you again, rejoice [...]
How to understand those who cannot be understood The book Surrounded by Idiots, by Thomas Erikson, is an excellent aid to understanding – and making oneself understood – by the people [...]
ow can we live our vocation feeling God’s closeness and the joy of self-giving? How can we passionately walk this path? Can what we are obliged to. do also make us feel fulfilled? How can we make [...]
Good Humor and Holiness, Prayer attributed to Thomas More (London, 1478-1535) Thomas More was a saint whose good humor stood out, and perhaps that is why he is credited with this well-known [...]
Jesus wants each of us to reach the fullness of life They will receive “a hundredfold” in this life, and then eternal happiness[1] is Jesus’ promise to those who have followed [...]
Including emotions in prayer with God Role of affection in prayer is very important, because prayer is an activity that involves all the faculties of the person. These faculties are: [...]