A summit of lightThe Transfiguration is an event reported in the three Synoptic Gospels (Matthew 17, Mark 9, Luke 9). Jesus takes Peter, James and John with him and leads them away to a high mountain. There, before their eyes, he is transfigured: his face shines like the sun, his clothes become white as light. Moses and Elijah appear, talking with him.The apostles are amazed, dazzled, and frightened. Peter cries out:"Lord, it is good that we are here!"But already a luminous cloud envelops them, and a voice is heard:"This is my beloved Son, in whom I delight: listen to him!"Then everything returns to the way it was before. Jesus touches his disciples, reassures them, and asks them not to speak of this vision until after his resurrection. Read more...

A mystery at the heart of the faithAmong all the treasures of the Catholic faith, there is one that passes understanding, and yet is offered to us every day: the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Not a symbol, not a memory, but Jesus Himself, alive and true, present in the consecrated bread. We did not invent this mystery: it is the very words of Christ, on the eve of His Passion, that reveal it to us with shocking clarity: "This is my body... This is my blood.". Read more...

Unchanging foundationsSince the origins of the Gospel, Christian values have shaped the lives of believers and inspired their day-to-day choices. More than just a moral code, they express God's call to live in truth, love and fidelity. These seven essential values are guidelines for building a life that is upright, fruitful and open to others. They are neither fixed nor abstract: they are embodied in our relationships, our decisions, our inner struggles. Read more...

The Christian cross is without doubt the most emblematic symbol of the Christian faith. It evokes the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who died crucified for the salvation of humanity. Wearing a cross around the neck, as a pendant, is an ancient and profound practice that goes beyond the merely ornamental: it is a discreet, yet powerful, way of affirming one's faith and reminding oneself of God's constant presence in one's daily life. Read more...

A heavenly sign for the worldAmong the many sacramentals of the Catholic Church, the Miraculous Medal occupies a unique place in the hearts of the faithful. Renowned for its countless graces, this medal is not a magical object, but a sign of protection, conversion and living faith, given by the Virgin Mary herself to a humble nineteenth-century nun.Worn with confidence, it becomes an instrument of grace, a reminder of Mary's maternal presence and a call to live according to the Gospel. Read more...