Author: Jesús Lozano Pino
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Two flags
It is the same, but it is not equal Those who move in or have drunk from Ignatian spirituality will likely smile…
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The digital tribunal: A new secular and dogmatic religion without the sacrament of reconciliation.
A society without redemption? The culture of cancellation and the forgetting of forgiveness in the digital age We live in the era…
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God, the nation, and the wallet: The dangerous alliance between the ultra-right and the prosperity gospel
The perfect moral justification of the far-right for its agenda of cuts, exclusion, and savage individualism There are marriages of convenience that…
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“spain now has more dogs than children.” a portrait of a society urgently seeking someone to love
An X-ray of a society urgently seeking whom to love (a different version of what is happening) The headline spread like wildfire…
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Where is the gospel in the face of europe’s deportations? the mediterranean and the quota of shame
The dignity of the person is a global evangelical priority, not an ideological option European migration policy has crossed a line that…
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A movie coincidence: The premiere of ‘la luz’ and the arrival of the pope
Coincidence or providence? Opportunity or misfortune? There are days when the calendar seems to conspire to force us to face head-on what…
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The wicked organize themselves better: Why are the children of darkness more cunning?
There is an unwritten maxim in history, politics, and fiction: while the good debate the method, the bad execute the plan. This…
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It is easier to love those who resemble us: The scandal of our selective compassion
How much does the life of a “stranger” weigh? The altar of our indifference Sometimes, faith resembles geography too closely. We look…
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The “good” and “bad” guy’s trap. from heaven to hell: The price of political hubris
There is a line by Friedrich Hölderlin that should be inscribed in every leader’s office: “What has always made the state a…