Anne-Catherine Emmerick

Le chrétien n’a pas attendu l’encyclique Laudato Si, pour penser son rapport à l’univers qui l’entoure. Bien loin d’être un instrument de culpabilisation, ou une simple mode, l’écologie est à la fois une étude de l’environnement et une manière de penser l’équilibre entre l’homme ...  Show more

Le mois de juin est celui des ordinations. À cette occasion, le magazine la Foi prise au mot propose de se pencher sur l’un des textes qui constitue une base de réflexion sur l’Eglise. Il s’agit du chapitre 17 de l’Évangile selon saint Jean que l’on nomme souvent la « prière sace ...  Show more

Christmas is often a time of celebration and reflection. A time of sitting by the Christmas tree, eating and drinking, spending time with loved ones and for Christians reflecting on the birth of Jesus. His mother Mary is a highly revered figure in both Christianity and Islam. The ...  Show more

In the past, it wasn't uncommon to have to deal with the Devil on one or several occasions of a one's life time. He tempted poor sinners, sowed disorder and spread disease. Rationalism has defeated many diabolical manifestations and today, Lucifer and his henchmen appear more sel ...  Show more

Maria Lupita Gurule miraculously survived a brush with death on June 5, 2000, an experience that forever altered her perception of reality. Her near-death encounter not only unveiled a previously unseen realm but also awakened her latent spiritual abilities, commonly referred to ...  Show more

Friends, there’s something Hemingway-esque about Mark’s Gospel—something very direct and uncomplicated. But in another sense, he shows great literary sophistication, and you see it especially in this famous passage for today: the story of the daughter of Jairus, which is inter ...