Antonio Martín de las Mulas Wins 3th Fernando Rielo World Prize for Mystical Poetry

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Pope Francis reveals two attacks against him that ended with the death of perpetrators

Francis recounts the chilling intelligence received by the Vatican Gendarmerie upon his arrival in Baghdad. British intelligence had flagged two potential attacks: a young woman carrying explosives was reportedly heading to Mosul as a suicide bomber, while a van laden with explosives sped toward an undisclosed target.

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Antonio Martín de las Mulas Wins 3th Fernando Rielo World Prize for Mystical Poetry

“Mystical Poetry Begins Where Religious Poetry Ends” (Fernando Rielo), Part II

“Mystical Poetry Begins Where Religious Poetry Ends” (Fernando Rielo) [Part I]

Focusing on Paul Claudel, an Invisible Giant

Poems of a Young Pole Who Would Become Pope

"Triptych" Planned in Japanese and Bulgarian

Suffering as a Creative Experience for a Poet

John Paul II Celebrates Name Day