The Most Subtle of Revolutions… and the Most Effective
The great revolutionary upheavals surprise superficial observers, by suddenly bringing about drastic changes in the social fabric. They ignore the fact that none of these successes would be possible without meticulous preparation.
History and Spirituality of Gregorian Chant
Spiritual music par excellence, chant requires not only skill in execution, but also piety and humility, since the sonorous union of the singers is a symbol of the intermingling of the faithful who come together to worship God.
Near-Death Experiences – The “Dead” Who Came Back to Tell…
The step into eternity is usually one of no return. However, sometimes God allows something of the path to the next life to be revealed to us.
Digital Education, Heading Towards the Stone Age
The new generations are coming into contact with a reality that has become omnipresent in our daily lives: cybernetics. Could our little ones be in danger? Studies by a renowned neurologist reveal some disturbing data.
Do You Want to Overcome Temptations?
The “polar bear” or “black bear” reaction? The choice is in your hands… But it might help you to read this article first.
House of God and Gate of Heaven
Who, among the children of Adam, is free of defect? Physical flaws, moral shortcomings, character deficiencies… everyone is subject to some imperfection! Everyone, except Mary.
Brief Biography of St. Thomas Aquinas – The Angelic Itinerary of a Man
The Dominican family has among its ranks a sun of incomparable grandeur. This star was to enrich the Church with the light of his teaching and, above all, with the ardour of his sanctity.
The Canticle of the Threefold Secret
With poetic flair and unsurpassable orthodoxy, St. Thomas Aquinas bequeathed to posterity, in a short antiphon, an explanation of the doctrine and ineffable mystery contained in the august Sacrament of Love.
The Sign of Divine Love
To consider the corrective or punitive character of suffering is quite reasonable; however, how can we explain the trial that befalls the innocent?
Reflections on the Sacred Heart of Jesus – “My child, give Me your heart”
An ardent furnace of charity, as needful as it is generous, the Sacred Heart of Jesus expects from every man and woman redeemed by Him a “yes” to His call.
