Paul visited Corinth times in the fifties of the first century AD. At that time the town prospered. It was the capital of the Roman Senatorial Providence of Achaia, boasting the rank of one of the largest Greek towns and ...

In his address delivered this year to the Roman Rota John Paul II presented a picture of the institution of marriage and family in its basic, i.e. natural, form inscribed in human nature. The address can be perceived as a ...

The article does not aim to exhaustively discuss the issues brought up in the Statute of Ethics in Tourism edited by the World Tourism Organisation. The author wishes – as was the intention of the editors – to join in the ...

Paul of Tarsus has been called „artisan, scholar, traveller, leader of men”, and above all, but rarely if at all, poet. In this study we intend to demonstrate that Paul is in fact a highly skilled poet and that this aspect ...

The article analyses Thomas Merton's views on the sources of human suffering. This issue was discussed in the context – stressed by the Trappist himself – of losing the divine order by the first man. His most original ...

The article treats of Paul's possible knowledge of Greek and Roman rhetoric on the basis of the text of two epistles to the Corinthians. Thus, the fragments which relate to the Apostle's way of delivering his message as ...

Il Sinodo Pastorale dell'Arcidiocesi di Cracovia fu lo strumento del rinnovamento e dello svilupppo della fede del Popolo di Dio dell'Arcidiocesi. Tra diversi problemi, il Sinodo considerava il rinnovamento della vita dei ...