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The ceasefire is over and with it, at least for the moment, hopes that the two countries could complete the peace negotiations have been dashed. The memorandum of understanding signed by Washington and Tehran last June did not stand the test of facts, demonstrating all its foreseeable fragility. War has…
by Arianna Monticelli It was just after 12.30pm on Saturday 10 July, a hot but breezy day, when the unthinkable happened in Brianza. It’s 1976, the factories here are working at full speed, for the benefit of everyone. That day, however, something forever stopped the undisputed faith in modern industrialization.…
When the Gospel takes root The parable of the sower (Matthew 13.1-23), which opens the great discourse of parables in the Gospel of Matthew, tells first of all the adventure of the word of God. Jesus he compares it to a seed: a small and apparently insignificant reality, which nevertheless…
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Mt 9,18-26 – Monday of the XIV Week of Ordinary Time We are used to thinking of disciples as those who follow…
The Pope’s return to Castel Gandolfo for the summer reopens an almost four-century long page of pontifical history, intertwined with archaeology, architecture…
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