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Pater noster, qui es in cælis: sanc­ti­ficétur nomen tuum; advéniat regnum tuum; fiat volúntas tua, sicut in cælo, et in terra. Panem nostrum cotidiánum da nobis hódie; et dimítte nobis débita nostra, sicut et nos dimíttimus debitóribus nostris; et ne nos indúcas in ten­ta­tiónem; sed líbera nos a malo. Amen.

Charity Without the Gospel? The Challenge of NGOs and Catholicism in a World That Forgets God

Introduction: The Human Face of the Church… or Just a Mask? In recent decades, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have become central actors in the social, humanitarian, and development fields worldwide. Hospitals, soup kitchens, vaccination campaigns, disaster relief, educational programs… Where the State does not reach, they do. However, amid this web …

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Digital Money and Financial Control: Toward a New World Order? A Catholic Guide to Discerning the Signs of the Times

Introduction: Between Convenience and Surveillance We live in a time of unprecedented technological advancement. Digitalization has reached every sphere of our lives: our relationships, our work, our shopping—and of course, our money. In this emerging context, the rise of digital money—virtual currencies, cashless payments, cryptocurrencies, and central bank digital currencies …

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Build a Little Heaven at Home: Theological and Practical Advice for Setting Up Your Own Home Altar

INTRODUCTION: THE HOME, A DOMESTIC CHURCH In a world that is increasingly fast-paced, digitalized, and often spiritually starved, reclaiming spaces for prayer and reflection at home has become an urgent necessity. Setting up an altar at home is not merely a pious decoration. Theologically speaking, it is the living manifestation …

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Josiah and Manasseh: Two Paths, One Choice — The Battle Between Light and Darkness in the Heart of God’s People

Introduction: Two kings, two legacies, one eternal lesson In the vast narrative of Sacred Scripture, few stories contrast as radically as those of Manasseh and Josiah, kings of Judah. One became synonymous with darkness, idolatry, and apostasy; the other, with light, conversion, and faithfulness to the Lord. Their lives, described …

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Assisted Suicide: Mercy or Civilizational Failure? A Catholic Perspective on Dignity, Pain, and Hope

In a world increasingly marked by avoided pain, the rush to resolve suffering, and the loss of the transcendent meaning of life, the debate over assisted suicide has intensified to become one of the most pressing issues of our time. Under the guise of compassion, personal freedom, and dignity, lies …

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Express Divorce and the Destruction of the Family: Freedom or Selfishness?

Introduction: The Family, Sanctuary of Love In a world that celebrates speed, convenience, and instant gratification, concepts like the indissolubility of marriage and lifelong family commitment seem outdated, even oppressive. Yet, the Catholic Church, faithful to Christ’s teachings, continues to uphold the sanctity of marriage as a sacred and irrevocable …

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Anti-Discrimination Laws That Censor the Church: Tolerance or Tyranny?

A theological, pastoral, and spiritual reflection for the times we live in Introduction: Between the Cross and the Sword of Political Correctness In many Western countries, so-called “anti-discrimination” laws are currently being promoted, which in theory aim to protect the rights and dignity of all people. It sounds noble, even …

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Gabriele Amorth: The Exorcist Who Defied Hell and Revealed Its Secrets

Introduction: The Man Who Fought Against Darkness Father Gabriele Amorth (1925–2016) was no ordinary priest. For over 30 years, he battled the forces of evil as the Vatican’s most famous exorcist, performing thousands of deliverances and demonic expulsions. A founding member of the International Association of Exorcists, his testimonies and revelations about the occult …

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