Historiography

Living in Wonder

It offers a reflection on the loss of the sense of mystery in contemporary Western culture. It argues that modern human beings have reduced reality to what is material and quantifiable, thereby...

The Invention of Good and Evil

Hanno Sauer is a professor of ethics at the University of Utrecht and lives in Düsseldorf. His book, written for a general audience and well crafted, presents an engaging structure and traces the...

The Inner Life of Catholic Reform

Lehner presents in this book a long-term perspective on the so-called “Catholic Reformation,” which goes beyond councils, decrees, or political battles, and delves into the concrete spiritual life: how...

The Long Walk

A Polish soldier is arrested by the NKVD (Russian secret police of Stalin) in 1939. His crime: not being a communist. Convicted on a farce process, he is deported to Siberia, to pass 25 years in a forced...

History: Why It Matters

The author is a historian from the United States, emeritus professor at Stanford University. With the perspective of years, she writes this essay with four chapters: why there is a growing interest in this...

Novo Millennio Ineunte

At the conclusion of the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000.

The Apostolic Letter Novo Millennio Ineunte (At the Beginning of the New Millennium) was promulgated by Saint John Paul II on January...

Tertio Millennio Adveniente

In preparation for the Jubilee of the Year 2000.

The Apostolic Letter Tertio Millennio Adveniente was promulgated by Saint John Paul II on November 10, 1994, with the purpose of spiritually...

Manam

At the beginning of the last century, almost the entire Armenian population of Manam (Turkey) was executed by the Turkish army, and the few who survived were deported to Syria.

Lea, a Canadian...