Morality and Christian Life

“Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.” (Matthew 12:30) Dear friend, take a moment. Let’s discuss something vital, something touching the very heart of who we are and where we’re headed: the education of our children, of the new generations. Today, …

Introduction: A “soft”, accommodating, and modern Jesus? In many current environments—even within certain ecclesial circles—a picture of Jesus has been spread as someone always kind, tolerant to the point of indifference, and above all, “politically correct.” A Jesus who never raises His voice, who always smiles, who approves of everyone …

Introduction: The dignity of woman in the light of the Gospel In times when the foundations of Christianity are questioned—often by ideological currents that accuse it of having historically oppressed women—it is necessary to raise our voice with serenity, depth, and truth. Far from being a misogynistic or patriarchal religion, …

An educational, spiritual, and contemporary article on the heart of Christian life Introduction In a world marked by uncertainty, anxiety, and superficiality, the Christian life rises like a beacon guiding us toward eternity. Yet, believers often ask themselves: How can I know if I’m growing in my faith? How do …

For a Heart That Is Free and Trusts in God’s Mercy Introduction: When Piety Becomes a Prison In the heart of every sincere Catholic beats a deep longing to love God with all their being, to follow His commandments, and never to offend Him. This desire, when it flows from …

Introduction: When the Veil Is Briefly Torn A person in deep coma recounts being drawn through a tunnel toward a brilliant light. Another claims to have seen their body from outside, as if floating. Someone else says they heard a voice telling them, “It’s not your time yet”… There are …

When “being good” becomes self-worship INTRODUCTION: THE TRAP OF APPARENT GOODNESS We live in an age where social media, public exposure, and the desire to be accepted have contaminated even the deepest spiritual spaces. In this context, virtue—which should be discreet, humble, and silent—easily turns into a spectacle. Sometimes, without …

A theological and pastoral guide to rediscovering the meaning of love in the digital age Introduction: Swiping into the Void We live in a time when love has been reduced to a swipe of a finger. With a simple right or left swipe, we decide—often in seconds—whether someone is worth …

Warning! It’s not scandalous infidelities or loud arguments that bring down most marriages. It’s the silent enemies—those habits that seep like toxic gas into the heart of the home, eroding the foundation day after day, almost unnoticed. As a copywriter, but above all as someone who loves the timeless beauty of the …

A theological and pastoral reflection on food, body obsession, and the virtue of balance Introduction: From visible excess to disguised excess In our times—marked by hyperconnection, image, and immediacy—food is no longer just nourishment. Today it is identity, ideology, a means of control or rebellion. In past decades, so-called junk …

Introduction: The subtle art of avoiding what matters It’s Saturday morning. You have to write that report, prepare a talk for the parish group, study for a theology exam, or simply pray. But first, you decide that your desk needs tidying. And while you’re at it, you might as well …

A Theological and Pastoral Look at Anger Disguised as Professional Courtesy Introduction: When Anger Wears a Suit In modern work environments—especially those with a more “corporate” tone—anger rarely shouts. It no longer erupts in yelling, slamming doors, or fist-pounding—at least not openly. Instead, it takes on subtle, sophisticated, and therefore …

A theological and pastoral guide to discerning true simplicity in a world that commercializes virtue Introduction: The Rise of “Less is More”… or Just More of the Same? We live in an age where storefronts have been replaced by Pinterest boards, and gleaming display windows by sparsely furnished, immaculately lit …

The whole truth—from theology, history, and daily life Introduction: A Time That Demands Courage We live in times when truth is no longer defended by laws nor taught in schools. On the contrary: today, it is persecuted, manipulated, and concealed. What just a few decades ago would have been unthinkable …

Introduction: Parents Against the Current—Are You Alone? Raising children today is, for many traditional Catholic parents, an almost heroic task. In the midst of a society that ridicules virtue, promotes moral relativism, and directly attacks the foundations of the Christian faith, forming holy, strong, and faithful children may seem like …

A spiritual, theological, and pastoral guide to rediscovering the gift of being a woman at the heart of the Church and the world Introduction: A forgotten truth in a confused world We live in a time of great confusion about what it means to be a man or a woman. …

Introduction: What Is Generational Liberation? In a world where many people carry unexplained wounds, negative patterns, and persistent struggles, the Catholic Church offers a beacon of hope: generational liberation. This concept, deeply rooted in Sacred Scripture and Tradition, teaches us that certain spiritual bondages can be passed down through generations—but through …

“Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own, for you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.” (1 Corinthians 6:19-20) Introduction: The Body as a Sacred Gift In a …

INTRODUCTION Have you ever wondered what the true purpose of your existence is? To live well, to be happy, to achieve human goals? All of that is good, but there is something infinitely greater: theosis, that is, the participation of the human being in the divine life. This concept, deeply …

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 …

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 …

All truth, even painful truth, sets us free. (cf. Jn 8:32) Introduction: When “forever” breaks In a world that moves faster every day, where promises fade and human relationships grow fragile, marriage often finds itself caught in a storm. The longing for faithful, stable, and fruitful love remains alive in …

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 …

“If the world hates you, know that it has hated Me before it hated you. If you were of the world, the world would love its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you.” (John 15:18-19) Introduction: …

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 …

Introduction: A Confused World, an Eternal Truth In our contemporary era, we witness an unprecedented assault on the most fundamental aspects of human existence. Concepts that were once universally understood – the nature of human sexuality, the meaning of identity, and the very purpose of our created bodies – are …

A Catholic reflection on the value of life, creation, and the temptation to play God Introduction In an age where the discourse on environmental care is intertwined with global politics, ideas emerge that, under the appearance of ecological sensibility, conceal agendas profoundly contrary to human dignity. One of the most …

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 …

Introduction: A Word That Unsettles… and Saves In a world that flees from pain, renunciation, and sacrifice, speaking of “mortification” sounds strange, outdated, or even suspicious. And yet, this millennia-old practice, deeply rooted in Christian spirituality, holds a forgotten secret: true life is only attained when we learn to die… …

Introduction Disability, in any of its forms, deeply challenges us as Church, as families, and as a society. In a world that idolizes efficiency, appearance, and autonomy, human fragility often appears as a scandal. However, from the traditional Catholic perspective, disability is neither a mistake, nor a punishment, nor a …