Denis Kim explores youth formation, generative AI and Magnifica Humanitas, highlighting AI’s influence on young people’s ...

The gigantic Trojan Horse with Greek soldiers hidden inside appears on the sandy shore just outside the city walls. Yet to be “given” to the Trojans, it recalls the sunken Statue of Liberty in ...

Norbert Frejek explores Ukraine’s human cost of war, its struggle for sovereignty and the challenges of maintaining daily ...

William McCormick examines Sudan’s civil war, humanitarian crisis and Pope Leo XIV’s call for ceasefire, humanitarian corridors and lasting peace.

Angelo Serra explores Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, its impact on human origins, and the scientific, philosophical, and theological debate it sparked.

In November 2001, a document by the Pontifical Biblical Commission, The Jewish People and Their Sacred Scriptures in the Christian Bible, was published in Rome. It was dated May 24, 2001, the Feast of ...

What is it like to live along one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes? We asked Fr. Josep Buades Fuster, SJ, who currently works with the ECCA Social Foundation and has extensive experience ...

The documents of the Second Vatican Council are among the most frequently invoked texts in contemporary ecclesial life and among the least frequently reread. Pope Leo XIV, in his catechesis during his ...

Martin Scorsese is known for populating his films with morally ambiguous characters, often criminals or antiheroes, who grapple with complex inner conflicts between good and evil. This moral ambiguity ...

Russia, 1990s: in the wake of the Soviet Union’s collapse, amid a climate of radical change and apparent freedom, the intellectual Vadim Baranov (Paul Dano) embarks on a journey into experimental ...

Explore Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace— a landmark postmodern novel blending irony, philosophy, and human struggle, still debated 30 years after its 1996 release.