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The Med25 Bel Espoir’s Journey: Eight Months and Two Hundred Young People in Mediterranean Waters
The story of the Med25 Bel Espoir’s journey around the Mediterranean between spring and autumn 2025. Among the stories shared is that of Carlos Palma,…
Author: Edoardo Zaccagnini
Cinema and writing as friends with whom to extract and release feelings. Love for both at La Sapienza, Literature. With them travelling through festivals, television experiences, interviews and reviews: for Close-up the first, then Cineforum, Cittanuova, l’Osservatore Romano, Romasette. As a lover and then as a freelance journalist, between family, two children, faith and experiences in social work. Asking my two friends to help me build goodness.
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Med25 Bel Espoir: “To understand a person’s words, you need to know the experiences they have lived”
Interview with Majdi Abdallah, a youth from Palestine travelling on the school ship of peace, Med25 Bel Espoir. An emotional story based on the dialogue…
Calciosociale: changing the rules of football to change the rules of the world
Massimo Vallati is the president of Calciosociale: a flower blooming among the concrete of one of Rome’s toughest suburbs, Corviale. A model, a revolution. Massimo…
The Urgency of Integral Ecology: the Message of Laudato Si’ in the Documentary The Letter
The documentary The Letter: A Message for Our Earth delves deep into Pope Francis’ vision for caring for our shared home. Discover why the kind…
Newsletter Editorial 16-025
Politics and active citizenship — these are the two themes at the heart of our September reflection. Two forces that are never in opposition, but…
Giorgio la Pira: the ‘Poor Among the Poor’ Mayor of Florence
Giorgio La Pira was a different politician, a believer, a man who experienced poverty with the poor, and a person convinced that politics could be…
Operation Mato Grosso: with 100 Volunteer Missions in Latin America, ‘Anyone Can Take the Opportunity to Help Others’
Operation Mato Grosso is working on over 100 missions across Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia, all rooted in education, hard work, and solidarity. Jacopo Manara,…
Lorna Gold: Laudato Si’ Movement ‘Is an Emergence of a New Way of Being’
Lorna Gold, Executive Director of Laudato Si’ Movement, reflects on ten years of the encyclical, analysing how integral ecology is an essential path to global…
Dino Impagliazzo, the ‘Chef of the Poor’: The Radical Decisions of a Man Both Ordinary and Extraordinary
The story of Dino Impagliazzo and the volunteer organisation he founded, RomAmoR, told by the organisation’s current president, Elio Mattei, and Riccardo Bosi, author of…
Music and Hope at the Grace for the World Concert at the Vatican
Not just a special concert, but also works of art in the sky and so many messages of peace and hope at the Grace for…
Chief of War Review: Dialogue, Power, and Politics in the History of Hawaii
Chief of War is an epic and eventful series that, despite its historical specificity, is very much pertinent to the world of today. The factual,…
Journalism and Truth: Stories of Men and Women Who Have Challenged Power
An homage to the craft of journalism and to some of the world’s many decent and courageous journalists, conveyed through several films that tell the…