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Eusebio Ferrer nos ofrece una apasionante biografía escrita con estilo ágil y ameno en la que, los abundantes datos y hechos adquieren vida y nos descubre los sentimientos, el pensamiento y el alma de Juan Pablo II. El autor ha sabido compaginar la amenidad con la rigurosidad e igualmente, entrelazar el profundo pensamiento de Juan Pablo II con su azarosa vida. Con agilidad periodística nos ofrece el retrato de uno de los Papas del siglo XX que más años ha ocupado la Sede de Pedro. A través de sus Encíclicas, documentos, escritos, entrevistas, viajes… cumple su misión de Apóstol ...

He played video games, excelled athletically and academically, manifested contagious joy and wit — even in suffering — and befriended all those he met. St. Carlo Acutis (1991–2006), already hailed “the greatest saint of the century,” was a Thomas Aquinas in blue jeans. It’s almost unheard of that parents take part in the beatification of their own child. So, too, is it uncommon for parents to miraculously be brought back to the Faith and dedicated Christian living by their child.

Unlike other religious approaches, Opus Dei had the attractiveness of waking up the desire for religion. I am not saying it was exclusive of Opus Dei. But without a doubt, for so many people Opus Dei meant the moving from the duty of observing religious practice –the routine attendance at the weekly Mass– to the desire for transforming the entire existence into a plentiful religious life. This shift from duty to desire explains the impulse and institutional growth that Opus Dei had in its first decades, because this desire turned into effective sacrifice and this sacrifice into energy ...

Blood and Gold. Mystery and Wonder. These have been the keys to understanding the profound soul of Naples throughout the centuries. And there is something that has managed to encompass all of this: the miraculous relics of blood. That of San Gennaro, certainly. But not only his, because the city, throughout its history, has been adorned with dozens, hundreds of relics of blood, to the point that in the 18th century a French traveler, astounded by their number, referred to the city as Urbs Sanguinum, the city of blood. And among them, some have challenged common sense and the laws of ...