Why do you call me, “Lord, Lord,” and do not do what I say? (Luke 6:43-49)
Why saying "Lord" is not enough: what Luke 6 reveals about the true foundation of a life of faith.
Leo XIV in France: when the Church asks, and the gift becomes a prayer
Leo XIV in France: 700,000 registered voters, a budget of 27 million funded in 2013 only. A lesson in biblical stinginess.
Rome, crossroads of the two Americas: when the Church weaves fraternity between North and South
Rome hosts the North-South dialogue of the Americas: AI, dignity and energy transition before the great journey of Leo XIV.
The United Kingdom on the brink of disaster: when the Church becomes the last bulwark against programmed death
Faced with the return of the bill on assisted dying, the British episcopate is uniting and mobilizing the faithful before the decisive vote.
When the law delays prayer, injustice has already occurred.
A man asked to wait. American bishops and Southern Baptists united before the Supreme Court against the finality that stifles faith.
When Caesar wants to kiss the Fisherman's ring
Leo XIV in Argentina: between popular fervor and suspicion of electoral exploitation, the episcopate draws a red line.
Uganda: When the Church heals bodies, it reveals the face of God to the forgotten
Catholic Uganda is deploying its 2026 Caravan: free care, prevention and rural solidarity at the heart of a theology of incarnate care.
China: The silence that governs, when Beijing chooses to say nothing to the Vatican
Beijing remains silent, Moscow rolls out the red carpet: this Chinese silence reveals a clandestine loyalty that Rome cannot sacrifice.
Nepal: When mud sweeps away houses, traffickers lie in wait for children
Nepal: Beyond the rubble, Caritas reveals the silent peril that threatens children orphaned by the floods — human trafficking.
When the relic leaves its sanctuary to join the youth
A disputed relic at the foot of the cross reaches the Stade de France: when Christ's tunic becomes a sign of unity for youth.
