(Photo: Unsplash/Matea Gregg)

“Dilexit nos”: That humble and stubborn faith

A “hymn” to true religiosity, to the “encounter of our small heart with the wounded Heart of Christ.” Luca Doninelli reads Pope Francis' encyclical
In the devastated streets of Valencia (ANSA/EPA/Emanuel Bruque)

Only love turns mud into a miracle

A group of university students in Valencia are helping clean up areas devastated by the flood. “Where do you come from, Heaven?” Here is their testimony.
Waiting for election results in New York (Ansa/Michael Nigro/Pacific Press via ZUMA Press Wire)

What America is looking towards

Trump's victory, the unprecedented mosaic of communities and minorities –including a good portion of Catholics – who voted for him, and the new face of the United States.
The meeting in Rimini (Photo: Meeting Rimini)

Compagnia delle Opere: A Story in progress

The text of the meeting at the Rimini Meeting with Davide Prosperi, President of the Fraternity of CL, Andrea Dellabianca, President of the Cdo, and Giuseppe Frangi, journalist at 'Vita'.
Mishy Harman at the Rimini Meeting (Photo: © Archivio Meeting di Rimini)

The podcast of dialogue

Mishy Harman is Jewish, and Federica Sasso is Catholic: a unity that is reflected in their way of looking at things and at work, telling the stories of everyone’s struggles. Their story in the October issue of Tracce.
Guatemala City (Photo: Unsplash/Juan Carlos Pavón)

Guatemala: A unity of life

The Beginning Day was held for the first time in the Central American country. The community responsible: “So many questions have opened up. What am I called to?”

Dialogue: agreeing to disagree or sharing our humanity?

Tom, the President of the Christopher Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture wrote a piece on how the public square would benefit from approaching dialogue from the point of view of Monsignor Luigi Giussani.