The Eucharistic miracles of Blessed Carlo Acutis
This Italian student named Carlo Acutis was an amateur computer programmer. Throughout his life he collected Eucharistic miracles from around the world and catalogued them on a website he created before his death from leukemia.
With his actions and his conduct, the Blessed today represents a model of a young man who knows how to follow with courage and firmness the path indicated by the Lord, despite the difficulties.
The importance of liturgical formation
Pope Francis' apostolic letter Desiderio desideravi (29-VI-2022) stresses the need and importance of liturgical formation for all the faithful, not just the laity.
Who were St. Peter and St. Paul and what was entrusted to them?
As we do every June 29, we celebrate the Solemnity of St. Peter and St. Paul. On this day we remember the Christian virtues of two of the greatest witnesses of Jesus Christ, defenders and disseminators of the teachings of the Gospel. Founders of the Church of Rome.
New book by Rafael Navarro-Valls
From the White House to the Holy See. Entre el poder político y espiritual (Ed. Almuzara) is another example of the author's interest in the world's leading power, its presidents, electoral campaigns and Supreme Court justices, although at the same time he is well acquainted with the latest pontificates in the Church, an expression of a spiritual power and influence that goes far beyond the Catholic world.
Feast of St. Josemaría: June 26th
Making God present in all human activities is the great challenge facing Christians in a secularized world, and it is the task that St. Josemaría reminded thousands of people-priests and laity-throughout his life. His feast is celebrated on June 26.
On self-acceptance
According to Guardini, the presupposition for the growth of the moral life, that is, of maturity in values, is the acceptance of oneself. To accept oneself, the people around us, the time in which we live (cf. for what follows R. Guardini, Una ética para nuestro tiempo, Madrid 1977, pp. 140ff.).