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Welcome to the XXVIII Meeting of Bishops-Theologians organized by the Episcopal Commission for the Doctrine of the Faith, taking place in Madrid on June 4th and 5th. This year, we will delve into the fascinating topic of transhumanism through a theological lens. June 4th Agenda The event kicks off on Tuesday, June 4th, with an introduction by Mons. Francisco Conesa, the president of the Episcopal Commission for the Doctrine of the Faith, at 10:30 am. Panel Discussion on Transhumanism We have an insightful panel lined up on the topic of transhumanism. Professor Leandro Gaitán from the University of Navarra will…
Welcome to the European Union Bishops’ latest statement on the transformation of the Church of Saint Savior in Chora! The Bishops express their deep concern over Türkiye’s decision to convert this ancient Byzantine Church into a mosque, lamenting that it further erodes the historical roots of Christian presence in the country. The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) has released a powerful statement condemning the recent actions taken by Turkish authorities. By transforming the Church of Saint Savior in Chora into a mosque, they believe that Türkiye is undermining the rich history of Christianity within its…
The Holy See Urges Effective Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict Addressing an open debate in New York on the protection of civilians in armed conflict, the Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations decries attacks on civilian infrastructure, use of indiscriminate weapons in populated areas, and increased attacks on humanitarian personnel. By Lisa Zengarini The Holy See has reiterated its urgent call for the effective protection of those who face greater risks during conflict, including humanitarian personnel, healthcare workers, religious personnel, journalists, displaced persons, women, children, and persons with disabilities. Speaking on Wednesday at an open…
If you’re craving an authentic Sicilian pasta dish, look no further than this delectable Pasta alla Norma recipe featuring Eggplant. This dish is sure to become a favorite in your repertoire of recipes. Exploring local cuisines during my travels led me to discover this Pasta alla Norma recipe during a trip to Sicily. Despite my initial reservations about eggplant, this dish won me over and opened my palate to a whole new world of eggplant recipes like Caponata and Parmigiana. Kitchen Tools And Cookware We are proud to be an Amazon Affiliate, so If you are looking for some amazing…
Rome Celebrates Italy’s Republic Day with a Spectacular Military Parade Italy marks Festa della Repubblica, Italy’s Republic Day, with a national public holiday on Sunday, 2 June 2024. This year is the 78th edition of the annual event that commemorates the historic day in 1946 when Italians voted in favor of a republic, signaling the end of the monarchy discredited during World War II. The highlight of the national event is when President Sergio Mattarella lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Rome’s Vittoriano monument in Piazza Venezia on the morning of 2 June. Rome will…
Welcome to Talitha Kum – The Fight Against Human Trafficking Join us on a journey to stand up against human trafficking with Pope Francis and Talitha Kum. In a heartfelt message, Pope Francis urged the anti-trafficking network to continue their mission of supporting victims, listening to their stories, and helping them find their footing in society. Joseph Tulloch brings you the latest updates as Pope Francis commends Talitha Kum for their 15 years of dedication in the fight against trafficking. Founded in 2009, this global network of religious sisters operates in over 90 countries, working tirelessly to combat this systemic…
Discover a Cinematic Wonderland at the UnArchive Found Footage Fest in Rome! Step into a world of cinematic innovation and creative image reuse at the UnArchive Found Footage Fest, returning for its second edition in Rome from May 28 to June 2, 2024. This unique festival is set to explore new realms of expression at the intersection of cinema, video art, installations, and live performances. Experience the magic of the festival across various iconic locations in Rome, including Cinema Intrastevere, Alcazar Live, the Spanish Academy, and the captivating Tempietto del Bramante. Join us in celebrating a Festival dedicated to presenting…
Welcome to a reflection on beauty by none other than Pope Francis himself. In a recent address to a group of plastic surgeons, the Pope delved into the deeper meaning of beauty that goes beyond the superficial. By Vatican News The plastic surgeons, gathered in Rome for the AEXPI meeting, were commended by Pope Francis for their noble work in aiding sick children and providing compassionate service. Highlighting the theme of “When science meets beauty”, the Pope emphasized that their work as doctors and Christians extends far beyond just physical appearance. True beauty, according to the Pope, is not confined…
Remembering the Capaci Bombing: 32 Years Later Today, Italy solemnly marks the 32nd anniversary of the tragic murder of the brave anti-mafia judge, Giovanni Falcone. On 23 May 1992, Falcone’s life was brutally cut short in a heinous bombing orchestrated by the Corleonesi mafia, forever leaving a scar on the nation’s history. The infamous Capaci bombing unfolded on the A29 motorway near Palermo airport as Falcone was returning home from Rome. The explosion not only claimed Falcone’s life but also tragically took the lives of his wife, Francesca Movillo, and three police officers – Vito Schifani, Rocco Dicillo, and Antonio…
Recentemente, a New York, durante il dibattito aperto del Consiglio di Sicurezza, monsignor Gabriele Caccia, osservatore permanente della Santa Sede presso le Nazioni Unite, ha sottolineato che i conflitti moderni stanno avendo effetti disastrosi sulla vita di milioni di persone, con i civili che ne subiscono le peggiori conseguenze. Ha espresso la necessità di preservare i luoghi di culto poiché spesso diventano centri di assistenza, condannando fermamente ogni tentativo di ostacolare la consegna di beni essenziali come cibo, acqua e medicinali. Di: Tiziana Campisi – Vatican News Data di pubblicazione: 23 Maggio 2024 Di fronte all’aumento preoccupante di guerre e…