Various editorials

Editorials - Pope Leo XIV's “Dilexi te” speaks above all of bad poverty, that is, misery and deprivation, but does not forget the beautiful poverty of the Gospel by Luigino Bruni published in...

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Financial education: with young children, even for household chores, money should be used as a reward and not as an incentive by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on October 3, 2025 "The...

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Editorial - The daily antidote to war by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on 09/25/2025  A few days ago, a friend of mine had difficulty paying a fine online. She turned to a traffic...

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In societies of the past, and to some extent even today, women had a sixth sense, a special ability to read the “weak signals” of relationship crises in advance, and thus were able to prevent...

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The posthumous essay - The great psychiatrist offers texts taken from the classics on a reality that, unlike happiness, the market cannot sell us. Because it is consumed as it is generated by...

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Spirituality - A new series of publications offers the Italian text without notes. This approach aims to encourage “immediate” reading, in an embrace that leaves out the noise of social media. by...

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The use of consultants to reorganize religious life introduces criteria and models into communities that distance them from the primacy of charisma. With a dangerous metamorphosis. by Luigino...

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The spread of business consulting techniques in convents and monasteries is affecting religious life. But prophetic inspiration comes from extremes, not from the “middle ground” between...

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As adults, we can only enjoy life by slowing down, stopping the race, finding one place, two at most, and then sinking into this sea. It seems like a decrease, but in reality it is an increase in...

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“Interests” and “revenge” are the two key words in the Pope's teaching on peace: interests remain interests even when they are legitimate and, as such, are not an absolute value, while peace begins...

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