In China, the Church of Rome Ends up Clobbered Once Again. Yet It Praises Those Who Humiliate It
On China, Pope Leo said he was in no hurry. In the short term, he specified, he would abide by […]
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After Nicaea, Leo Looks to Jerusalem. With No More “Filioque”
“Magnificent, very simple and yet very profound,” for Pope Leo, was the celebration depicted in the adjacent photo, in memory
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In Ukraine, Putin Also Wants to Take Over the Orthodox Church. Which, However, Is Almost Entirely Opposed
The 28-point peace plan endorsed by Donald Trump, which is heavily biased in favor of Vladimir Putin, includes among its
The Palestinian Exodus. Israel Is Winning the Migration War, Too
If not of “genocide,” many, also within the Catholic Church, accuse Israel of ethnic cleansing and of expelling the Palestinian
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In Many “Political” Conversions, the Weak Point Is God. The Analysis of a Great Historian
(s.m.) In apparent contrast to the advance of secularization, today the West is witnessing a burgeoning of conversions. Many of which
Trump, Nigeria, and the Vatican “Imbroglio.” Who is Massacring Christians, and Why
Donald Trump didn’t mince his words when on November 1 he wrote on “Truth” that he was ready to launch a
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A Book, a Chapter. In the Dialogue Between the Church and the Jews, the “Land of Israel” Is No Longer Taboo
The sixtieth anniversary of the conciliar declaration “Nostra Aetate,” on the relationship with other religions but above all with Judaism,
The Torments of St. Catherine’s Monastery Are a Reflection of a Conflict Within Orthodoxy
South of Gaza, in the heart of the Sinai Peninsula, stands a Christian monastery that in recent months has also been
China’s First Slap at Pope Leo. Who Suffers It in Silence
The news was leaked on April 28, when in Rome there was no more Pope Francis and as yet no
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