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The air in Jerusalem, circa 30 CE, hummed with a potent mix of religious fervor and Roman occupation. Within this crucible, a radical new message began to spread, one that would, against all odds, conquer the mightiest empire the world had ever known. This wasn’t a conquest of legions and swords, but of words, compassion, … Read more
The Catholic Church, a venerable institution steeped in tradition and millennia of theological discourse, has long grappled with questions of ministry, leadership, and the roles assigned to both men and women. Among the most persistent and historically rich debates centers on the diaconate – the order of deacons, traditionally seen as servants and assistants to … Read more
In the heart of Provence, France, nestled near the ancient cathedral of Vence, a remarkable discovery has sent ripples of excitement through the historical and archaeological communities. Beneath the Provençal soil, an early Christian baptistery, dating back to the 5th and 6th centuries AD, has been brought to light. This significant find offers a tangible … Read more