Evangelization and New Technologies

The Great Commission of Jesus is not a pious memory from the past, but the most urgent, revolutionary, and timely mandate that Christ left to His Church. It is not a suggestion, nor an option reserved for a few especially “religious” people. It is a direct order from the Risen …

Introduction: a faith on “autoplay mode” We live in the era of play. Everything is just one click away: formation, entertainment, news, spirituality. Never before have there been so many Catholic podcasts, religious YouTube channels, edifying talks, recorded homilies, and audio-visual spiritual reflections. And yet—an unsettling paradox—never has the slow …

We live in an age saturated with discourse. Opinions, slogans, catchphrases, well-intentioned religious messages that are, too often, hollow. Never has so much been said… and never has it been so difficult for anyone to truly listen. In this context, the Christian faith faces a decisive challenge: how can Christ …

Introduction: The soul and the algorithm We live in an era where every click has a price, every desire can be monetized, and every impulse becomes a sale. Digital marketing techniques have evolved to the point of surgically manipulating human behavior. Between flashy banners, countdown timers, and pop-up notifications lies …

A theological and pastoral guide to awakening from spiritual lethargy in the age of social networks Introduction: Envying without wanting to… but constantly We live in a world where everyone’s life is an open showcase. Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn… Social media has turned intimacy into a spectacle and the ordinary …

A Path of Encounter Between the Gospel and Cultures Introduction: Evangelizing Without Colonizing Since its birth in the heart of the Jewish world and its expansion to the ends of the earth, the Catholic Church has always faced an essential challenge: how to proclaim Christ without erasing the cultural identity …

Introduction: Being Catholic in Times of Cancellation Speaking of persecution and martyrdom brings to mind the Roman catacombs, the lions of the Colosseum, and saints like Stephen and Cecilia. However, today, in the 21st century, with no beasts or tyrannical emperors in sight, being Catholic still carries a cost. A …

Introduction: What Does “Deus Vult” Mean? “Do not be afraid, little flock, for your Father has been pleased to give you the kingdom” (Luke 12:32). These words of Christ resonate powerfully when we reflect on the meaning of Deus Vult (“God wills it”), a phrase that embodies total surrender to divine will. Far …

We live in times where the language of love and tolerance has become the banner of a new form of moral relativism. Under the appearance of kindness, understanding, and “not judging,” this ideology infiltrates society, churches, and especially social media. It presents itself as a doctrine of inclusion and acceptance, …

Introduction: An Invisible Evil in Our Hands We live in an unprecedented era: with a single click, we can communicate with someone on the other side of the world, access centuries of accumulated knowledge, and spread our ideas in seconds. But this power comes with great moral responsibility, especially for …

Introduction: What is Technological Gnosticism? In a world where technology advances at breakneck speed—where artificial intelligence promises solutions to all our problems and social media becomes the new altar of worship—a dangerous spiritual distortion has emerged: technological Gnosticism. This modern heresy, denounced by the Vatican in documents like “Human Intelligence and Artificial …

From the earliest centuries of Christianity, consecrated life has been a radical testimony of the Gospel. Those who choose this vocation renounce the goods and pleasures of the world to live solely for God, following the example of Christ. But what does it really mean to “renounce the world”? Does …

In an increasingly complex world, Catholic priestly formation stands as one of the Church’s most crucial responsibilities. A priest is not only a spiritual leader but also a moral guide, a source of comfort in times of tribulation, and a living witness to the love of Christ. This article delves …

In an age where social media shapes global conversations and disagreements quickly escalate into public conflicts, Catholics face an urgent challenge: how to bear witness to the Gospel in a world marked by polarization and the so-called “cancel culture.” This phenomenon, characterized by the public rejection of individuals, ideas, or …

When we talk about the role of the laity in the mission of the Church, we enter a topic of great relevance and depth—not only for the Catholic community but for the entire world. At a time when cultural, social, and spiritual challenges are increasingly complex, laypeople are called to …

Introduction: A New Areopagus Evangelization has always been a fundamental mission for Christians. The first followers of Jesus shared His message passionately, often in public spaces like plazas, marketplaces, and temples. Today, we live in a time where public spaces have changed: the Areopagus of St. Paul, the place of …

In today’s world, where individual freedom is often considered a paramount value, the teachings and rules of the Catholic Church can sometimes seem overly strict or even outdated. However, behind every teaching, every guideline, and every call to live in a certain way, lies a profound history, rich theology, and …

We live in an unprecedented time. Technology has transformed our lives in every way. From how we communicate to how we work, shop, learn, and entertain ourselves, everything seems to revolve around digital connectivity. While technological advancements have brought countless benefits, they also present us with a fundamental challenge: How …