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Endo Shusaku, the Strong in the Weak – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica
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Endo Shusaku, the Strong in the Weak – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

“‘Everyone longs for a companion in his heart, someone who will not betray him or forsake him, even if it is a scabby dog. And because of his love for another, he becomes a scabby dog.’ The warrior repeated these words to himself”[1]. “As he unpacked his bag, he reflected: ‘I have come all the way to Spain, across two oceans, to see a king, but I have not been able to do so. I have only seen the man crucified.’”[2]. “No doubt his brothers would …Read Article
The Naturalist View of Man: A Phenomenological Critique - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica
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The Naturalist View of Man: A Phenomenological Critique - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

In recent decades, the great progress of science and technology has profoundly affected the way we perceive ourselves. The humanistic and holistic view of man is giving way to a mechanistic and naturalistic view. In the digital age, which tends to reduce the whole of human existence to information or data, man is seen as a complex biological machine that has reached its present state through a purely accidental evolutionary path. In this respect…Read Article

Pope Leo XIV Emphasizes Unity, Social Justice During Pentecost Celebrations

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Pope Leo XIV celebrated Pentecost on Sunday, June 8, in St. Peter’s Square, drawing tens of thousands for the final Sunday of Easter celebrations. During his homily, the pope criticized political movements that he said foster division. “Where there is love, there is no room for prejudice, for ‘security’ zones separating us from our neighbors, for the exclusionary mindset that, tragically, we now see emerging also in political nationalisms,” Pope…Pope FrancisSee the Story

Han Jiang——2024 Nobel Prize in Literature Winner – La Civiltà Cattolica

In 2024, the Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to an Asian woman for the first time, the Korean writer Han Kang (한강, English: Han Kang). She was born in 1970 into a literary family and is the daughter of the writer Han Seung-won. The Swedish Academy awarded her the prize for "her intense poetic prose that confronts historical trauma and exposes the fragility of human life". The citation for the award reads: "Han Kang has a unique understandi…Gwangju · GwangjuRead Article

Beauty, the Path to Perfection (of God) – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

An ever-present issue Art, as beauty and the main form of its expression, has always been a prominent element in human life, even in the most important issues of life. If philosophy, psychology and theology have always been the best places to reflect on matters related to the meaning of life and its wisdom, then the inspiration of beauty to people shows the presence of the meaning of life and its wisdom. Art spreads beauty in its own unique way.…ArtRead Article

Early Globalism: From Marco Polo to Matteo Ricci – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

The preface written by Rustichello da Pisa for La descrizione del mondo after transcribed Marco Polo's account is a document of great documentary value: it reveals how Marco Polo (whose death will be celebrated 700 years later in 2024) and his contemporaries interpreted his travels, and is a witness to what we call here "early globalism". If we compare his words with those in later documents, we can outline the changes that led to the conception…Italy · ItalyRead Article

Cardinals discuss need for hope this Jubilee at ninth General Congregation

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The 177 Cardinals present in Rome hold their ninth General Congregation in the Vatican on Saturday morning, and discuss the Church's need for hope during the ongoing Jubilee. Read allPope Francis · Vatican CitySee the Story

60th Venice Art Biennale 2024 - "Foreigners Everywhere" – La Civiltà Cattolica

In December 2022, Brazilian Adriano Pedrosa was named artistic director of the 60th Venice Biennale. Director of the São Paulo Museum of Art (Masp) since 2014, Pedrosa, 59, started his career as an art critic and curator after studying law, contributing to the curatorial work of the São Paulo Biennial and the Istanbul Biennial in 2011. Pedrosa is the first director of the Venice Biennale from the Southern Hemisphere, the only other director in 2…Venice, Veneto · VeniceRead Article

Chinese Poetry - Words are like sprouts - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

Classical Chinese poetry depicts visions. This profound connection between thought and image, typical of poetic experience, has influenced the Western imagination in various ways. “It is beyond doubt that the use of ideograms makes it impossible for us, as you do, to separate thought from the plastic sensibility to which it is always connected”: So says André Malraux, one of the legendary figures of 20th-century France, through the mouth of a yo…China · ChinaRead Article

Remembering Past Easters, Brooklyn Catholics See ‘Religion Coming Back’

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The tradition of displaying crosses in building windows was in full swing in the 1950s. GREENPOINT — Ed Wilkinson remembers growing up in Greenpoint in the 1950s, and gazing across the East River on Good Friday to see three consecutive Manhattan skyscrapers all with lighted windows in the shape of crosses. “We were right on the water. If you went down to the river, you could see those buildings all lit up. If you went up to the rooftops, you cou…VaticanSee the Story

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