Various editorials

The proposal - A collective project on the first microcredit realities, born in the 15th century through the initiative of the Franciscans by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on 11/01/2024 The...

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The nativity scene is a symbol of children, family, relationships, work, poverty and communion, which were also the signs of the Christian Christmas. These values are opposites to those of the new...

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Horizons - In his second novel-apologist, botanist Mancuso gives science and ecology a narrative guise; in an imaginary alternate world, plants talk and make community. While humans are harmful...

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Rebirth can be learned /11 - One must return to living everyday life with passion in order to regain possession of one's inclinations and freedom. by Luigino Bruni published in Città...

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Analysis – A change of era such as the current one suggests courageous changes to embody monastic life in new forms by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on 13/12/2024 In the Middle...

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The more the fashion of leadership grows, the more our democracy weakens into a leader-cracy. Perhaps, then, we should all care about it more. by Luigino Bruni published in Messaggero di...

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Opinions - Black Friday and homeopathic gifts by Luigino Bruni published in Avvenire on 29/11/2024 Among the many festivals of capitalist religion, black friday is the one that presents a perfect...

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Rebirth can be learned /10 - The carefree attitude and vitality of youth, even within movements and charismas, must grow and evolve into spiritual maturity. It is not an automatic process, nor is it...

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In Luke's parable of the Prodigal Son, there is no mention of the mother. And so any female perspective is absent from the story. Had there been a mother in it, the story would certainly have been...

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Rebirth can be learned /9 – Charismatic communities make sense as long as the gospel takes on a different tone and guise from the other ‘flowers’ in the garden of the Church and humanity by Luigino...

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