Logic

Discover how the song of Isaiah reveals that God overturns strongholds of pride to open the gates to the righteous, inviting active faithfulness that leads to a true city of peace founded on humility, solidarity, and divine justice.

Pope Leo XIV, returning from a trip to Lebanon, urged Catholics to overcome their fear of Islam and promote respectful dialogue between Christians and Muslims. His message, rooted in the Lebanese example of coexistence, resonated at a time when the debate on Christian identity in the West was raging.

Discover how Jesus reveals divine compassion by healing the broken and feeding the hungry, inviting everyone to participate in the complete restoration of the human being, body and soul reunited. This passage from Matthew illuminates an embodied compassion that transcends mere emotion to become concrete action, community solidarity, and profound spiritual openness. Explore the physical, social, and spiritual dimensions of this restoration, its contemporary challenges, and practical ways to live this compassion daily, inspired by ancient and modern Christian tradition.

Discover how humility and simplicity of heart reveal true wisdom according to Luke 10:21-24, and open the doors to the Kingdom of God.

Discover how Isaiah 11:1-10 reveals the transforming power of the Spirit of the Lord, heralding a reign of justice for the vulnerable, cosmic harmony, and messianic universality. It is a call to active faith and spiritual, social, and ecological reconciliation.

Discover how Isaiah's 27-century-old prophetic vision offers a universal message of hope, calling nations to true peace. Through inner transformation, justice, and active engagement, this prophecy invites us to reinvent our shared future in the face of contemporary divisions. A spiritual and practical path toward global reconciliation.

Discover how God renews hope by transforming ruins into new life according to Isaiah 4:2-6: purification, holiness and protective presence.

A crucial debate among French Christian thinkers on the relationship between faith and reason: possible dialogue or irreconcilable tension? Historical and contemporary analysis, from Saint Thomas Aquinas to John Paul II, via Leo XIV, Maurice Blondel and Jacques Maritain, highlighting the current epistemological and cultural challenges in the face of secular philosophies.