Drama (theater)

Discover Saint Tanguy, the founding abbot of Pointe Saint-Mathieu in Finistère. Between tragic legend and faith, his life embodies repentance and mercy at the heart of spiritual Brittany.

Discover how the story of Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10) reveals the active grace of Christ, inviting everyone to come down from their tree to welcome the joy of salvation.

Eleazar, a 90-year-old scribe, preferred death to eating pork forbidden by Jewish Law, embodying dignity, faith, and responsibility towards future generations during the reign of Antiochus IV Epiphanes.

Discover a profound reading of the First Book of Maccabees and its "great wrath," a symbol of a spiritual identity crisis in the face of cultural assimilation. This article explores how faithfulness to God, even in adversity and persecution, remains the path to authentic life, inspiring courage and resilience today.

A biblical and spiritual immersion in the Gospel of the blind man of Jericho (Luke 18:35-43): discover how to dare to cry out to Christ, despite the obstacles of the crowd and our inner darkness, to find light, healing, and a transformative commitment. Analysis of the context, the dialogue, and the personal, communal, and ecclesial implications. An invitation to make this text a living experience of bold faith and following Christ.

Pope Leo XIV invites the world of cinema to transform this popular art form into a true "art of the Spirit," a bearer of hope and meaning. In a speech at the Vatican, he celebrates cinema as a laboratory of humanity, a refuge for the soul, and a crossroads of healing in the face of the world's wounds. A vibrant call to ignite the magic lantern that illuminates our inner quest.

Persevering in Prayer and Awaiting God's Justice: A Meditation on Persistent Faith in the Face of Divine Silence. This text invites us to understand, through the parable of the unjust judge (Luke 18:1-8), how to maintain patient faith when God seems to delay his actions, drawing on an analysis that blends theology, spiritual psychology, and everyday life. It emphasizes that divine justice, far from being an automatic remedy, unfolds over a period that is often long, where praying without discouragement becomes an act of active trust. It calls us to persevere in prayer, hope, and righteous action, even in times of waiting and silence. Key biblical reference: Gospel according to Saint Luke 18:1-8.

Filling the Father's house: rereading the parable of the great supper (Lk 14:15-24) to grasp the universal call of grace and the pressing mission of Christian hospitality.