A bridge of words to reach the many invisible prisoners in the prisons of Emilia Romagna, opening a passage into often radical, inaccessible solitudes. Words are a great power. Combined with intentions, words can reverse the order of the world, opening up a smile even in the dark. It is from this idea that Parlami … Read more
Bologna, Emilia Romagna – Talk to me insideright here where it hurts the most. Talk to me inside, beyond the bars. Tell me about a life I dream of having again. Tell me about what I can’t see from in here. It sounds like this the “call to words” launched on the occasion of Christmas … Read more
Photo by Lachlan Gowen on Unsplash Carmel Edith Stein of Prague stands as a point of reference for those who are on a journey of research. The experience of the catechumenate. Dearest Don Francesco, As promised, I am writing to you a few lines from Carmel Edith Stein of Prague, a small glimpse of reality … Read more
The origins of a letter with international ambitions In May 2015, two years after his election, Pope Francis published Laudato Si’, hailed by many observers and recognized as a reference in terms of integral ecology. The first words of the encyclical are those of Saint Francis of Assisi. Very quickly, Laudato Si’ became the name … Read more
Miguel de Santiago has written a book of poems in the “Prayer Manuals” collection of the PPC publishing house, which is itself a religious publishing house. This being the case, everything gives signs that it is a book on spirituality and, without ceasing to be one, it is not exactly one either. In the first … Read more
On October 15 we celebrate the feast of Saint Teresa of Jesus, mystic, reformer of Carmel and doctor of the Church. The story of this woman is exciting and begins with the birth of a girl from Ávila, Teresa de Cepeda y Ahumada, who came into the world on March 28, 1515 and left on … Read more
Estimated and estimated. For a long time I wanted to talk to you about the movement of older people called creixent life. She was born in France in 1952, sheltered from the meetings of a group of retirees who met to pray and reflect, in the light of the Gospel, on the situation of marginalization … Read more
From the Coordinator of the Parliament of the Mapuche People of Río Negro and the Council for the Development of Indigenous Communities (Co.De.CI), in particularly complicated moments, after the eviction of the so-called Lafken Winkul Mapu community in Villa Mascardi, and expressions of the lof Wiritray (historical in that place) contrary to the actions of … Read more
Like the sower in Jesus’ parable (cf. Matthew 13:2-9, Mark 4:1-9 and Luke 8:4-8), we must “go out to sow” the love of Jesus without complexes, with new ardor and hope. I bring you some distinctive features of those called to be apostles, missionaries and collaborators in the work of evangelization. The evangelizer must be … Read more
Monsignor Mariano Crociata, Bishop of the Diocese of Latina-Terracina-Sezze-Priverno, is again positive at Covid. He then connects from his private studio todiocesan assemblywhich was held last night at the the episcopal curia of Latina and which saw the presence of 500 participants, to present his Pastoral Letter entitled “For the life of the Lord … … Read more