#OpenMindDehonian Magazines, Blog & Web
Illness, Fragility, Community
The elderly Dehonians who are in the S. Cuore Residence in Bolognano d'Arco (TN) tell how they live this stage of their lives.
Latin America: religious and social transformation
From February 2-4, the Justice Coalition of Religious launches a educational campaign in Latin America.
Letter from a missionary in Albania
P. Gianni Dimiccoli scj tells about his experience in Albania
Persecutions and Christianophobia
5,898 dead, of 5,110 churches destroyed, of 6,175 prisoners. There are 360 million Christians at risk
Time and history toward what salvation?
A new year begins. Let us reread 2021 in the light of faith.
There Are No Retired Missionaries
When the Spirit of God reaches a person, it is not possible to live without proclaiming the good news of God's love and projecting oneself to others.
Leone Dehon, man and gentleman
Dehon wrote a great deal and not always in an original, critical and scientific way. The material available online and edited by the Centro Studi Dehoniani should stimulate research conducted in a scientific way, in order to "bring out the image of a Christian and holy man who has much to say to each one of us and to the Church".
Advent, monastic time
The advent of Christmas, is a propitious occasion to return to rethink, with a soul ready to understand, to question one's own certainties, to re-discuss one's own way and one's own forms of expressing faith.
100 months without Paolo Dall’Oglio
On July 29, 2013, Jesuit Father Paolo Dall'Oglio was kidnapped in Raqqa, Syria. Since then there has been no certain news of him. A hundred months after that day, Riccardo Cristiano reconstructs the fact and the Christian temperament of the figure.
Belarus-Poland: the shadow of genocide
Iraq wants to bring 'home' its citizens willing to return from Belarus. Who are these people? How and why did they let themselves be used in this way?
Is Latin America still Catholic?
Latin America has always been spoken of as a Catholic continent. It is true that in our countries there are a great majority of people baptized in the Catholic Church but they are by tradition and custom with almost no impact in life: they have therefore a superficial and vulnerable faith.
