As for Vincent, he remains blissfully unaware of the drama surrounding his survival. Photo: Supplied

The Case of Marko Rupnik: An Artist’s Perspective

I would suggest that any institution that must make decisions around Rupnik mosaics should commit to dismantling them. Artists could use the tiles to create new mosaic installations dedicated to survivors. These mosaics could be housed in a chapel dedicated to survivors of abuse. Communicating from the authoritative voice of the Church, a chapel dedicated to victims would say, “We see you, we are sorry that we failed to protect you, bearers of God’s beauty in your vulnerability. And we are listening. You are the Church.”

Caitlin Clark: Basketball’s new star is Catholic

What is particularly interesting is how Caitlin has attracted many fans to the WNBA thanks to her special and surprising style of play. She has been compared to Stephen Curry, as, like him, she is not afraid to shoot three-pointers, or even 30 feet shots. This has proven very entertaining for fans attending the games or watching them on television. In fact, the league’s ratings have increased considerably thanks to her impact.

A Muslim woman in an Opus Dei school

The Faes Lyceum, while unmistakably Christian in identity, embodies an ethos of inclusion. Its leaders emphasize that the school’s Christian foundation is precisely what fosters an environment of mutual respect and individual dignity. Alongside Maryam, the school also welcomes another Muslim girl and a Buddhist boy—demonstrating that faith-based education can be a bridge, not a barrier.