Words of Gratitude
By Gustavo Estrella
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From Wound to Mission: The Story of Gringo Salado
The title Gringo Salado carries particular significance. Originally used as a cruel insult, it was a label meant to diminish and wound. Even so, the author chose to retain it, despite suggestions from his editor to adopt something more accessible.
Young Men, Faith, and the Future of Leadership
The data shows increased interest and participation, but it does not guarantee depth, formation, or long-term commitment. That gap must be filled through mentorship, witness, and authentic community.
Africa’s Emerging Role in the Catholic Church
As the global Church continues to evolve, the role of Africa will only become more pronounced. Its growing population, strong vocations, and vibrant communities position it as a key force in shaping Catholic life in the decades ahead.
On War and Peace
While every effort must be made to avoid war, the Church recognizes the possibility of legitimate defense under strict conditions. At the same time, it places firm moral limits on warfare, condemning attacks on civilians and indiscriminate destruction.