Forty years ago, Juan Manuel returns from college with one certainty: like the journalist who comes to present his profession in class, later he will tell stories. The years pass and he launches into television, becomes a screenwriter, then a presenter and a renowned actor in Spain. A trip to Romania pushes him to make … Read more
Sherlock Holmes and his new assistant Mary Russell are back in the second volume of the saga created by Laurie R. King. Laurie R. King Wednesday November 23, 2022 Thanks to Read Publisher it’s time to go back to investigating in the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes and above all of Mary Russell, the young pupil … Read more
From his debut with Andy Wahrol to his retirement from the world of fashion, photographer David LaChapelle talks about himself on the occasion of the new exhibition in Milan. David LaChapelle in the Deodato Gallery in Milan David LaChapelle he was one of the most pop and surreal fashion photographers. After retiring from the glossy … Read more
“In Jesus’ time there were no tape recorders, so we’ll never know what he really said.” This is how the provost of the Jesuits pronounced on the words attributed to Christ Today we continue our journey through the texts of the Old and New Testaments, in search of inconsistencies, curiosities, and precisely, of things said … Read more
Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Luke During that time,some Sadducees– those who maintain that there is no resurrection –approached Jesusand asked him:“Master, Moses commanded us: If a man has a brother who dies leaving a wife but no children, he must marry the widow to raise up offspring for his brother.Now there were … Read more
Objects of religious devotion, corny? No way ! As proof, this shop openly assuming its attachment to the Catholic faith, inaugurated in the heart of Paris on October 10th. And this is not a trial run. Catholic Retro, a Christian concept store founded by three young women, has met with great success since the opening, … Read more
One of the Dante miniatures made by Antonio Maria Esposito – Olschki The “Museodivino” of Naples jealously guards tiny nativity scenes and scenes from the Divine Comedy for thin filaments painted and placed in walnut shells by Don Antonio Maria Esposito (1917-2007), in a patient exercise of recollection in the minimum which is virtuosity and … Read more
This Friday afternoon in conversation with the program Words Take Out Words, We spoke with the journalist María Olivia Browne, who is the co-author with Anicole Contreras of the book “Vidas robadas en nombre de Dios” and spoke about what the investigation of the book is about, which narrates the story of the protagonists themselves … Read more
It is about “working in a network that day by day weaves the future of our land in different spaces and realities with common care through an integral ecology as the encyclical Laudato si, inspiration for our doing and living, asks us” It is about “working in a network that day by day weaves the … Read more
Pauline Goater, a graduate in theology, founded the coaching firm Openings. Why do we tend, especially in the Church, to compartmentalize or even oppose personal development to the spiritual life? Until this question is resolved, the Church, of which we are a part, will resist this rapprochement. The first explanation may lie in the centuries-old … Read more