Chivalry updated: You shall love the land where you were born
This week, Fr. Bernard Peyrous studies one of the virtues of a chivalrous knight: the love of his country.
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An exorcist reminds us that "when you stand before a human being, you are also facing the powers of darkness that surround him."
Updating the code of chivalry (through the lens of Star Wars)
Thou shalt not shrink from the enemy.
Updating the code of chivalry: You will be generous to all
An ancient code from the 12th century may offer a useful guide for the modern age.
The first rule of chivalry: Thou shalt protect the Church
Each week Aleteia dusts off a forgotten rule of conduct to revive the chivalrous spirit.
With the COVID-19 vaccine, Pope Francis wants to set an example
The pontiff calls for a united force in the vaccination program focusing on the poor.
A Bible that survived hell
Incredible to think that a Bible that came from 9/11 was permanently opened to THIS passage!
Jorge Bergoglio (the future Pope Francis) was my literature teacher
Director of NY health care organization who studied in Argentina remembers his teacher as polite, but distant and cold ...
Cardinal Sarah: “Fear is the greatest weakness of the Church today”
In an interview with Aleteia, the prelate says the crisis of the world should not be seen without hope
Pope’s meeting with imam focuses on building a future together, lest there be no future at all
They simply urged the world to follow their example, and "to respond to evil with good."
Nun healed at Lourdes meets with pope at Santa Marta
Sister Bernadette was suddenly able to walk again after a pilgrimage in 2008.
Addicted to porn but still worthy of love: The Church is key to spreading this message
Carrying the message of love and forgiveness of the Savior, the Church has a particularly important role in fighting this scourge.
At beatification of Algerian martyrs in Muslim land, the Church won’t be manipulated
Interview with leader of Saints' Congregation on the December 8 ceremony recognizing the monks of 'Of Gods and Men' fame.
In pictures: Amazing chapels at the Venice Biennale
For the first time, the Vatican has a pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennial exhibition, featuring 10 chapels created by renowned architects.
The pope’s point man for Catholic social teaching talks about a just economic system
Father Bruno-Marie Duffé, the number two of the Dicastery for the Service of Integral Human Development, "OEconomicae et pecunariae questiones" ("Economic and Financial Questions" in Latin) wants capital movements to be directed towards the common good.
The favorite native sons of the Swiss: These colorful defenders of the pope make their country proud
And they have a natural flair for one thing that makes them particularly suited to their service of the universal Church ...
The mission territory of … Wikipedia
Wikipedia is often the first source of information on the Church for people who are not Christian or Catholic. Why not fill it with great content that enlightens and evangelizes?
Leading figure from Vietnam War baptized … at age 92
Trần Thiện Khiêm, a former prime minister, became Catholic during Holy Week.
On Vatican hackathon: “The Church has always embraced innovation”
Dominicans in California were behind the idea of bringing computer enthusiasts to Rome to put their innovative talents to work solving social problems.
Meet the pharmacist-brother who runs the Vatican drugstore
Devoted to caring for the sick and the poor, the pharmacist shares how his faith is key to his work.