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Morality and Christian Life

St. Francis’ Prophecy About the “Pope Who Will Abandon Rome”: A Call to Fidelity in Times of Crisis

Introduction: A Saint Who Speaks to the Present St. Francis of Assisi (1182–1226) is known worldwide as the Poverello, the lover of evangelical poverty, the reformer who renewed the Church through humility. Yet few are aware of his mysterious prophetic visions about future crises in the Church—particularly one striking prediction: that …

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Traditional Liturgy: A Response to the Search for Transcendence in the Digital Age

In a world increasingly dominated by technology, immediacy, and constant digital connection, many people experience a profound sense of spiritual emptiness. The digital age, though filled with advancements and conveniences, has brought with it a culture of distraction, superficiality, and, in many cases, dehumanization. In this context, the traditional liturgy …

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Tradition Is Not a Thing of the Past: How Ancient Devotions Are Revitalizing Modern Faith

In a fast-paced, digitalized, and increasingly secularized world, it might seem that traditional religious practices have become obsolete. However, in recent years, we have witnessed a surprising phenomenon: the resurgence of ancient devotions that, far from being relics of the past, are being rediscovered by Catholics of all ages, especially …

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Debunking Jehovah’s Witnesses: A Traditional Catholic Perspective on Their Origins, Doctrines, and Current Challenges

In a world where the search for spiritual truth is more urgent than ever, it is crucial to discern between teachings that build up the faith and those that, though well-intentioned, may lead us away from the fullness of divine revelation. Jehovah’s Witnesses are one of the most recognized and …

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Catholics and Ramadan: Dialogue or Confusion? How to Defend the Faith Without Compromise

In a world where interreligious dialogue is increasingly promoted, Catholics find themselves at a crossroads: how should we respond to religious festivals and practices that do not belong to our faith without compromising the truth of the Gospel? One particular case is Ramadan, the sacred month of Islam, during which …

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