By LEONARDO BOFF: The 800th anniversary of St. Francis' “Canticle of the Creatures” as an antidote to the Judeo-Christian anthropocentrism that Lynn White Jr. identified as the root of the contemporary ecological crisis
By LEONARDO BOFF: From Space to Eden: When the Vision of Earth as a 'Pale Blue Dot' Required the Rediscovery of Our Humanity
By LEONARDO BOFF: There is a kind of tragedy in our history: the “daimon” has been practically repressed and forgotten
By LEONARDO BOFF: In the face of the planetary crisis, the ethics of care (feminine) and justice (masculine) need to complement each other, overcoming the patriarchal tradition and integrating affection, equity and ecology to face social and environmental challenges
By LEONARDO BOFF: Pope Leo XIV inherits the legacy of peace, but humanity still lives under the shadow of the drive for destruction
By LEONARDO BOFF: From Peru to the Vatican, the journey of Pope Leo XIV — and the impossible mission of de-Westernizing a Church that insists on wearing the clothes of the Roman Empire
By LEONARDO BOFF: Like Hitler and Mussolini, Trump was democratically elected – but his agenda is the destruction of democracy. His pathological narcissism and 'America First' are a recipe for unprecedented global tragedy
By LEONARDO BOFF: Can a mortal and sinful human being like everyone else carry all the attributes that, in truth, belong only to God?
By LEONARDO BOFF: Keynes did not see the economy as something absolute in itself, but as a whole of human activities. He often showed himself to be a radical humanist and as such with a strong utopian bias.
By LEONARDO BOFF: “Making America Great Again” (MAGA) will never be achieved by the vicious, violent and humiliating methods that Trump is using, methods adopted by his entire administration
By LEONARDO BOFF: What is disorder for one person is order for another. It is through a precarious balance between order and disorder that life is maintained.
By LEONARDO BOFF: Until the paradigm in our relationship with nature changes, all the world meetings aimed at imposing limits on global warming will be in vain.
By LEONARDO BOFF: What Donald Trump wants to preserve with tooth and nail is his country as the only power to guide the destinies of the planet.
By LEONARDO BOFF: We Westerners are heirs to a linear thought that constantly works with the principle of identity and contradiction, belatedly enriched by dialectical thought.
By LEONARDO BOFF: Under the word “Kindness” lies what is most refined and noble in human beings, the kindness that is so absent and yet so necessary in the bad times we live in.
By LEONARDO BOFF: It is still possible to avoid a planetary tragedy by giving importance to values such as care, love, solidarity, compassion, creation and spirituality to guarantee the sustainability of the Common Home
By LEONARDO BOFF: The global ecological crisis and the need for a new paradigm of relationship with the Earth
By LEONARDO BOFF: Migrant peoples are making their way back. They are meeting in one place: on planet Earth, understood as their common homeland and motherland.
By LEONARDO BOFF: What Donald Trump has done, pompously, is a declaration of war against the Earth and against humanity
By LEONARDO BOFF: The question is not: what future does Christianity or our civilization have, but what future does the living Earth have?
By LEONARDO BOFF: The 800th anniversary of St. Francis' “Canticle of the Creatures” as an antidote to the Judeo-Christian anthropocentrism that Lynn White Jr. identified as the root of the contemporary ecological crisis
By LEONARDO BOFF: From Space to Eden: When the Vision of Earth as a 'Pale Blue Dot' Required the Rediscovery of Our Humanity
By LEONARDO BOFF: There is a kind of tragedy in our history: the “daimon” has been practically repressed and forgotten
By LEONARDO BOFF: In the face of the planetary crisis, the ethics of care (feminine) and justice (masculine) need to complement each other, overcoming the patriarchal tradition and integrating affection, equity and ecology to face social and environmental challenges
By LEONARDO BOFF: Pope Leo XIV inherits the legacy of peace, but humanity still lives under the shadow of the drive for destruction
By LEONARDO BOFF: From Peru to the Vatican, the journey of Pope Leo XIV — and the impossible mission of de-Westernizing a Church that insists on wearing the clothes of the Roman Empire
By LEONARDO BOFF: Like Hitler and Mussolini, Trump was democratically elected – but his agenda is the destruction of democracy. His pathological narcissism and 'America First' are a recipe for unprecedented global tragedy
By LEONARDO BOFF: Can a mortal and sinful human being like everyone else carry all the attributes that, in truth, belong only to God?
By LEONARDO BOFF: Keynes did not see the economy as something absolute in itself, but as a whole of human activities. He often showed himself to be a radical humanist and as such with a strong utopian bias.
By LEONARDO BOFF: “Making America Great Again” (MAGA) will never be achieved by the vicious, violent and humiliating methods that Trump is using, methods adopted by his entire administration
By LEONARDO BOFF: What is disorder for one person is order for another. It is through a precarious balance between order and disorder that life is maintained.
By LEONARDO BOFF: Until the paradigm in our relationship with nature changes, all the world meetings aimed at imposing limits on global warming will be in vain.
By LEONARDO BOFF: What Donald Trump wants to preserve with tooth and nail is his country as the only power to guide the destinies of the planet.
By LEONARDO BOFF: We Westerners are heirs to a linear thought that constantly works with the principle of identity and contradiction, belatedly enriched by dialectical thought.
By LEONARDO BOFF: Under the word “Kindness” lies what is most refined and noble in human beings, the kindness that is so absent and yet so necessary in the bad times we live in.
By LEONARDO BOFF: It is still possible to avoid a planetary tragedy by giving importance to values such as care, love, solidarity, compassion, creation and spirituality to guarantee the sustainability of the Common Home
By LEONARDO BOFF: The global ecological crisis and the need for a new paradigm of relationship with the Earth
By LEONARDO BOFF: Migrant peoples are making their way back. They are meeting in one place: on planet Earth, understood as their common homeland and motherland.
By LEONARDO BOFF: What Donald Trump has done, pompously, is a declaration of war against the Earth and against humanity
By LEONARDO BOFF: The question is not: what future does Christianity or our civilization have, but what future does the living Earth have?