Medicine's defeat in euthanasia, triumph in vaccination Do euthanasia, suicide and vaccination have anything in common? In my early years as a medical student, a professor told us: "You treat...
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Ivan Ilyich: what a life is worth living
Literature, this time with Ivan Ilyich, teaches us once again that life is worth living. The experience of the last epidemic that has struck the whole world and that still continues to plague us has...
The mystery of death, to live with joy
A phenomenological and psychological approach Mystery of death helps to live with joy. November is a good time to remember. Ever since death came into the world, it has been a cause for concern but...
Young people’s emotional health
Mental health and emotionality in times of coronavirus Covid, as it is known, has changed lives and affected young people's emotional health. Shortly before writing these lines, a young teacher...
Has the coronavirus changed the world?
Coronavirus and the post-pandemic world: a new War Not long ago we wondered whether the coronavirus would change the world for the better. Now, with a new war raging in the heart of Europe, with...
Tips for mental and spiritual health
Mental and spiritual health care How to be positive and optimistic in the face of the unknow. Updated while waiting for a third winter: Will there be a new wave of coronaviruses? Uncertainty...
Antibodies against infidelity
How to be faithful in love Building antibodies against infidelity is key. On several occasions, I have received references from studies on the health benefits of fidelity and mutual love. But the...
Is Covid-19 God’s punishment?
Is it possible to find any good in the pandemic? God is far too great for us to be able to judge his actions, but we can get some insights from what we know of Him. Original article in...
Light after depression
A bishop tells of his experience of suffering from depression Most Rev. James D. Conley, Bishop of Lincoln, joined Dr. James Link, a Catholic clinical psychologist via Zoom, to discuss the...