It is a brief and very personal essay that reflects on something apparently ordinary —the home— to show that domestic space is not just a place where we live, but a reality that shapes our identity, our...
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...
Haidt is known for his sociological studies. In this case, he analyzes the morality of American society, which shares some similarities with our own, through cultural psychology. The author defines himself...
The starting point of this work is the realization that, under the name of love, very diverse things are hidden. Pieper takes his inspiration from (and constantly cites) one of the key works for...
This essay is Alasdair MacIntyre’s greatest book on political philosophy and stands as a pinnacle of contemporary political thought. It reflects on the fact that animality, dependence, and vulnerability are...
Switch is highly recommended for everyone engaged in the business of positive change. The book is loaded with practical examples and stories that could be very helpful for parents and teachers who want to...
Surrender to pain, to its apparent absurdity? Or pierce the mystery more and more to its Source? The pain hurts. Pain is present in everything, it penetrates everything … It pokes its hilt without warning,...
On the Dignity and Vocation of Women in the Marian Year.
The Apostolic Letter Mulieris Dignitatem (On the Dignity and Vocation of Women) was promulgated by Saint John Paul II on August 15,...
Richard Sennett, a renowned sociologist of Jewish faith, takes a journey, at the age of 85, through contemporary society. His starting point is that "the world is a stage," a phrase spoken by Jaques in a...
Theology of the Body is the title Pope John Paul II gave to the 129 catecheses on love, human sexuality, and marriage that he gave between September 1979 and November 1984.
"Man and Woman He Created...