Pope Leo XIV’s audience made simple | The Church cannot look at the world from afar: a new catechesis begins on Gaudium et Spes
Leo XIV begins a new catechesis on Gaudium et Spes and explains why the Church must listen to, accompany, and serve the world.
Aura Farming: Being There Between Battles
What ‘aura farming’ means, why it attracts so many young people, and how to accompany them through listening, interiority, faith, and service.
Pope Leo XIV’s audience made simple | You aren’t a spectator at Mass: the Pope explains why the liturgy was reformed
Leo XIV explains why the Second Vatican Council reformed the liturgy and why the faithful are not called to be mere spectators.
The City of God: the work Saint Augustine wrote for a world that was collapsing
After the sack of Rome, Saint Augustine wrote The City of God: a work about two cities born from two loves and about the true homeland of the human being.
Pope Leo XIV’s Uncomplicated Audience: Why is singing at Mass praying?
Pope Leo XIV explains why liturgical singing is not an embellishment, but prayer, communion, and an integral part of the celebration.
The Rule of Saint Augustine: the text that continues to inspire thousands of young people and transformed religious life
Discover what the Rule of Saint Augustine is, why it transformed religious life, and how it continues to inspire thousands of young people to live out fraternity and the search for God.