How can the scribes say that the Messiah is the son of David? (Mark 12:35-37)
Does Jesus truly surpass David? In Mark 12:35-37, a perplexing question reveals the Messiah's profound identity: son of David and divine Lord. A biblical and theological reading to understand who Christ truly is and what this means for our faith today.
Between Compostela and the void: Spain at the time of Leo XIV's mission
Does Catholic Spain still exist? Between the collapse of religious practice and a mysterious resurgence among young people, Leo XIV's journey sheds light on a crucial paradox.
The Eucharistic Christ enters the city: Leo XIV, Madrid and the compass of Corpus Christi
Leo XIV celebrates Corpus Christi in Madrid: why this mass on the Cibeles is much more than an apostolic step — a living Eucharistic theology.
A triptych of sanctity to open Spain: when Leo XIV meditates before leaving
On the eve of his trip to Spain, Leo XIV honored three saints: John XXIII, Cottolengo, and Caracciolo. A spiritual triptych that reveals the soul of his pontificate.
«I cannot accept»: the Ash Wednesday letter and the doctrinal chasm between Rome and the SSPX
26 days before July 1st, Pagliarani's letter to Fernández reveals a complete doctrinal break between the SSPX and Rome. Analysis.
Blood and silence: the Catholic Church in China at the time of Tiananmen
On June 4, 2026, amidst Sino-American tensions and Vatican silence, the underground Catholic Church in China prays and resists. A theological analysis.
Beneath the stones of Notre-Dame, Europe rediscovers its roots
Beneath Notre-Dame de Paris, archaeological excavations reveal 2,000 years of Christian faith rooted in European soil — a sign for Leo XIV's journey.
«May the enemy be defeated»: Iranian Catholics held hostage by holy war rhetoric
The Catholics of Iran, caught between Khamenei's rhetoric of victory and the Vatican-Washington rift, silently bear witness to a faith that resists.
Magnifica Humanitas: When the Church speaks to man, not to the State — and why this is a profound theological act
Magnifica Humanitas: Why the Pope's silence on the State is a profound theological choice — and what it reveals about the Church's relationship with AI.
When Ritual Resists: Liturgy, Intellectual Effort, and Digital Vigilance According to Leo XIV
Leo XIV links liturgy and intellectual effort: two forms of resistance to the automation of the self in the age of artificial intelligence.
