The prestigious institute for scriptural and archeological studies run by the French Dominicans is about to launch a major digital project: the Bible in its traditions
As the Pope travels to Marseille on Sept. 22, the director of the Catholic Institute of the Mediterranean explains what is the theology of the Mediterranean.
From Algeria and Lebanon to Jerusalem to Morocco, bishops and young people of different faiths reach out to each other at a crossroads of migration to imagine new paths of coexistence, starting in La Solidarité, a neighbourhood where 90% of the residents are of North African and Sub-Saharan origin. The pontiff will be given the Manifesto for a Theology from the Mediterranean drafted by representatives from 17 institutions located on the five shores of the sea.
Scholars gather at the Jesuit-run theological institute in Paris, Centre Sèvres, to look at the Church’s contribution and place within democratic systems
The French government has emphasized the need to work longer to justify their pension reform. However, critics argue that this proposal disproportionately affects low-income individuals and does not explore alternative solutions.
Institut Catholique of Toulouse in southern France, heir to the university the “Angelic Doctor” helped establish in the 13th century, picks lay theologian for its new rector