Anthony R. Lusvardi reviews Una Caro, where the Vatican upholds monogamy and critiques the “soulmate myth,” emphasizing commitment, sacrifice, and lasting marital love.

If I only could, I’d make a deal with God, and I’d get him to swap our places: so sings Kate Bush in her 1980s hit “Running Up That Hill,” which has returned to popularity thanks to the series ...

Giovanni Sale analyzes Syria under Ahmad al-Sharaa after Assad’s fall, examining national unity, sectarian tensions, and the ...

William McCormick examines Greenland’s growing strategic importance as global powers compete in the Arctic amid climate ...

Italy holds a constitutional referendum in March 2026 on the Nordio Reform, which proposes separating prosecutors and judges, ...

David Neuhaus reviews The Cross and the Olive Tree, exploring Palestinian theology, faith amid violence, and voices of ...

In September 2025, Pope Leo XIV welcomed the College of Writers and collaborators of La Civiltà Cattolica in the Apostolic Palace and lauded “the faithful and generous service” the publication has ...

The dialogue took place in Indonesian, with translation into Italian. Thank you, Pope Francis, for coming to Indonesia and for this meeting with us. I am a scholastic studying theology. I have a ...

The Church has often dealt with the issue of abuse, even in recent times, both at the level of reflection and in terms of operational measures and protocols. [1] However, the focus is mostly on the ...

The “prosperity gospel” is a well-known theological current emerging from the neo-Pentecostal evangelical movements. At its heart is the belief that God wants his followers to have a prosperous life, ...