Mission (Christianity)

A missionary bishop of the 3rd century, he sealed the evangelization of southern Gaul with his blood and became the protector of an entire region. A...

Discover how the episode of Jesus cleansing the Temple in the Gospel of Luke sheds light on our relationship with the house of God today. This article explores the spiritual and theological significance of this passage, the critique of the desecration of the sacred, and offers practical suggestions for experiencing a vibrant, authentic, and meaningful prayer in our time.

Discover "Leo XIV, Missionary Pope of a Globalized Church" by Elise Ann Allen, a unique portrait of the first American pope. Between tradition and renewal, Leo XIV embodies a universal Church, focused on mission, reform, and closeness to its people. A powerful and inspiring testimony to 21st-century Catholicism.

Discover Leo XIV's message on human dignity and the protection of minors. A profound reflection on justice, mercy, and the mission of a humble and protective Church, committed to building safe and fraternal communities.

Apostolic Exhortation "Dilexite" of Leo XIV: towards a profound transformation of the Church of France centered on the love of the poorest, between concrete commitment, theological renewal and institutional challenges.

Meta description for the article "Finding Peace in God's Hand": Discover a theological and spiritual reading of the Book of Wisdom (chapters 2-3) that transforms our perspective on death and daily faith. This article explores the promise of incorruptibility and eternal life, inviting us to find peace and hope even in the face of suffering and loss. A guide to reconciling faith and the mystery of death, with practical applications, a prayer, and a meditation for living in God's protective hand.

Saint Willibrord, an English monk and Bishop of Utrecht in the 8th century, evangelized Frisia and Denmark with patience and gentleness. Founder of Echternach Abbey, he united faith and civilization, supported by the Frankish court. His mission inspires peace, fidelity, and attentiveness in the proclamation of the Gospel to the farthest reaches of the North.

This reading explores Paul's unique mission as "Christ's minister to the Gentiles" (Romans 15:14-21), which is to offer the world to God in a spiritual liturgy. Through meditating on this text, it offers a reflection on how, today, we can unite faith, commitment, and openness to the world by sanctifying our cultures and communities through the grace of the Spirit.