In the most remote areas of Myanmar, among refugees forced to leave cities and villages due to the civil war, one voice continues to support faith and hope: Radio Veritas Asia (RVA). The station broadcasts in several local languages and is a point of reference for Catholic communities in the country’s many dioceses and among… Read more »
Magnifica Humanitas, Leo XIV’s first encyclical, issued 135 years after Rerum Novarum, addresses the “fourth industrial revolution.” It raises the profound question of what it means to be human in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Above all, the document is not primarily about technology; rather, it is about what technology is asking us to understand…
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Since 1988, the Turin International Book Fair has enlivened the Lingotto Fiere venue (Turin exhibition center) every year, establishing itself as one of the most important cultural events in Italy and Europe. This year’s Fair, dedicated to the theme A World Saved by Children, embraced the entire book industry: publishing houses, writers, booksellers, librarians, agents…
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On Saturday, April 18, in the chapel of the Assumptionist Fathers in Bucharest, a biblical experience was held again this year: the Continuous Reading of the Gospel According to Matthew. The event was organized by the Daughters of St. Paul, in collaboration with Father Lucian Dîncă AA, professor at the Catholic University of Bucharest. This… Read more »
Per approfondire il Messaggio di Papa Leone XIV in occasione della LX Giornata Mondiale delle Comunicazioni Sociali, dal titolo Custodire voci e volti umani, mercoledì 13 maggio 2026 si è svolto presso l’Università LUMSA un incontro di formazione professionale indirizzato a giornaliste e giornalisti. L’evento è stato promosso da Greenaccord ETS, Associazione WebCattolici Italiani, Associazione…
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World Book and Copyright Day, promoted by UNESCO to highlight the role of reading, authors, and publishing, is celebrated every year on April 23rd. For 2026, the focus was on young people, seen as protagonists of cultural change. The chosen theme, “The World Saved by Children,” highlights the power of reading and education as tools… Read more »
On April 20, 2026, a meeting was held at the International Pauline Book Centre in Rome with Father Gaetano Piccolo, a Jesuit and the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at the Pontifical Gregorian University. The occasion was the presentation of his new book, Voglio essere felice. Dinamiche umane della vita consacrata (“I Want to… Read more »
It is the most read, most translated, and most widely distributed book of all time. For centuries, the Bible has held a unique place in the history of publishing and global culture. Estimates speak of over 5–7 billion copies distributed: numbers no other work has ever even approached. A portion of these copies were distributed… Read more »
The Pauline apostolate among Brazilians in the Boston area is approaching its twentieth year. It began in 2007 through the missionary intuition of Sr. M. Emmanuel Alves. What started almost by chance—with an encounter with several parishioners at a local parish—soon revealed an urgent need for pastoral accompaniment in the Portuguese language. Since then, the… Read more »
The Biblical Festival, sponsored by the Diocese of Vicenza and the Society of St. Paul, began in Genoa on April 9th. It is now a well-established event in the Italian cultural and ecclesial landscape. Now in its twenty-second year, the Festival continues to stand out as a widespread multi-site initiative that intertwines religion, philosophy, humanities,… Read more »
