VATICAN CITY. “I had some perplexities about the Pope’s TV interview, in an unprecedented popular context for a Pontiff, and instead he literally won me over”. This was exclaimed by Vito Mancuso, Catholic theologian and philosopher (moreover considered by a large part of the ecclesial galaxy a “heretic”), after following the historic conversation by Fabio … Read more
The Senate of the Democratic Republic of Congo took a big step today in recognizing the customary rights of its indigenous population by passing a new law on the promotion and protection of the rights of indigenous Pygmy peoples. This historic law is the very first legislation in the country to officially recognize and protect … Read more
Over the years, the indigenous peoples of Mexico have attracted the attention of countless intellectuals, anthropologists, and writers, who have visited the country with the purpose of experiencing coexistence with “non-Western” worlds. In Mexico, one of the foreign intellectuals who lived in the … Read more
Renew the alliance with the native peoples: this is the commitment of the Church. This is underlined by Monsignor Luis Antonio Scozzina, bishop of the Diocese of Nueva Orán (suffragan of the Archdiocese of Salta) and president of the Episcopal Commission for Aboriginal Pastoral Care, before the microphones of Vatican Radio – Vatican News. The … Read more