Friedhelm Mennekes highlights Adriano Pedrosa's 60th Venice Biennale, showcasing 332 global south artists in a "Biennial of liberated images" from April to November 2024.

Giovanni Sale examines Mussolini's 1938 'Racial Manifesto,' its racial laws, and the Catholic Church's role in preventing ...

Donald Trump is back as U.S. President. William McCormick, SJ, examines his return, its impact on U.S. politics, and the ...

Beauty has abandoned us, leaving behind a ghost-story in modern aesthetics. The twentieth century banished beauty from art, ...

Jean-Pierre Bodjoko examines African women’s challenges in development—inequality, traditions, and violence—while emphasizing their vital role in driving Africa’s progress.

A century ago, the reform in educational matters desired and elaborated in 1923 by the then Minister of Education in the first Mussolini government, philosopher Giovanni Gentile (1885-1944), [1] came ...

The recent encyclical Dilexit Nos (DN) [1] from Pope Francis is unique of its kind, at least within his term of office. It deals with deeply spiritual issues, using spiritual terms. One can judge them ...

This is the third consecutive Christmas that we are living in a time of war. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which began in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea and the support given by Russia to the ...

Two images encapsulate the experience of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, whose Second Session ended on October 27, 2024, but more importantly that of the entire Synod ...

After Anatomy of a Disappearance and the more famous The Return: Fathers, Sons, and the Land ...