The Catholic Church, a millennia-old institution that has guided millions of souls through faith. Discover its history, doctrine, traditions, and its ongoing pursuit of truth and spirituality.
Explore the importance of Metaphysics in philosophy and the Catholic Church. Dive into his search for absolute truth, divine wisdom and how he faces the challenges of contemporary society. Join this exciting metaphysical journey.
Medical martyr of 29 years of age / 275-+305 / Feast: July 27. Pantaleon means in Greek “he who has compassion on all”. Physician born in Nicomedia (present-day Turkey). He was beheaded for professing his Catholic faith during the persecution of the Roman Emperor Diocletian on July 27, 305.
With the resurgence of exorcism practices, Father Gabriele Amorth raises the need to ease access to the rite for priests and critiques cultural phenomena like yoga and Harry Potter. His statements have provoked mixed reactions both inside and outside the Church, reflecting a clash between the traditional and the modern in today’s society.
The growing pressure for ostentatious celebrations in First Communions distracts from the focus on faith and spirituality. This article proposes meaningful alternatives, such as profound catechesis, community gatherings, and acts of solidarity, to reinforce the true commitment to Christian values and the authenticity of the sacrament.
The marks known as stigmas remain at the center of a millennia-old debate. This unique manifestation, with renowned cases such as Saint Francis of Assisi and Padre Pio, generates religious fervor, scientific intrigue, and widespread skepticism. Neither medicine nor theology offers a unanimous response, prolonging the tension between mystery and reason.
An Egyptian manuscript from 1,200 years ago posits that the Last Supper occurred on a Tuesday instead of a Thursday, modifies the traditional view of Judas, and presents Jesus with transformative abilities. The text also reveals a more complex relationship with Pontius Pilate and offers new perspectives on history and liturgy.
