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A Love Letter to Humanity
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A Love Letter to Humanity

Editorial - From Leo XIV, an encyclical born of hope. In the “praise of limits,” an invitation to cherish their magnificence by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on May 26, 2026  Magnifica humanitas is a love letter that the Church, through Pope Leo XIV, writes to humanity today. This benevolen... 
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Monastic Life Beyond Stereotypes
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Monastic Life Beyond Stereotypes

An essay on 17th-century nuns reignites the debate on how the present interprets the spirituality of the past, navigating sarcasm, memory, and the risk of anachronism by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on May 21, 2026 Imagine that, following an environmental catastrophe, a thousand years from... 
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The Coming Middle Ages
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The Coming Middle Ages

A new Middle Ages is approaching, one in which the aristocracy will consist of sterile individuals who will greatly complicate the lives of those who wish to live as citizens committed to others—with and for others, and with and for their sons and daughters. by Luigino Bruni published in the Messa... 
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War Can Never Be Just Again
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War Can Never Be Just Again

Editorial - From the Bible to the Church Fathers, ancient texts are being taken out of context to attack the current teaching of the Church: an interpretation that ignores the evolution of doctrine leading to the rejection of conflict as a solution by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on April 2... 
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Lebret and Vatican II in the Global Church
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Lebret and Vatican II in the Global Church

The reflections of the French Dominican Louis-Joseph Lebret, an expert at the Council and an authority on the Global South, marked a turning point regarding the economy, the common good, and poverty by Luigino Bruni published in Agorà by Avvenire on 04/08/2026 The Second Vatican Council represe... 
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Women Who “Hold On”
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Women Who “Hold On”

Thanks to the many women who, every day, keep communities, families, and businesses going, simply by knowing how to “hold on” when everything around them is shaking and falling apart. by Luigino Bruni published in the Messaggero di Sant'Antonio on 03/04/2026 For several decades now, economic th... 
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The Role of Simon of Cyrene
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The Role of Simon of Cyrene

Editorial - Even though he may not have been a disciple of Jesus, he put into practice the most important instrument of the Christian faith: his feet. by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on 04/03/2026  Waiting for him on the final hill of his earthly life, Golgotha, Jesus does not find three t... 
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A God... who withdraws
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A God... who withdraws

Religion, including Christianity, is an authentic experience of human flourishing and liberation if it does not become the monopolist of life, if it leaves room for other dimensions of existence. by Luigino Bruni published in Messaggero di Sant'Antonio on 04/03/2026 Criticism of monopolies is one...