Cristianisme i Justícia

What Is The Purpose Of Crying?New Booklet published by José Laguna19/07/2024

Refuting the cliché that crying is useless, this booklet maintains that, givenour current context of insensible neoliberal globalization, public expression of suffering is an essential form of political criticism. This is so not only because weeping revealsto others our interior affliction, butalso because our crying together with others and for othersturns ourmourning into a sign of empathy, protest, criticism, outcry, and resistance.

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Spiritual ConversationNew Virtual Collection published by Josep M. Lozano25/06/2024

This publication is about conversation, about its conditions of possibility in a world where distraction and dispersion have impoverished it to limits we could not even suspect. And the framework or tradition from which the author speaks to us is that of Ignatian spirituality, a spirituality whose central place is precisely in conversation. As the author says: “The first requirement for spiritual conversation is to listen. To listen deep down, to acknowledge the other and his presence, to show compassion and not just walk on by. And then ask.

Two new publications on Papers collectionThose publications are written by Maribel Hernández and Cristina Manzanedo25/06/2024

The Alliance for Nuclear Disarmament. Citizens United Against an Existential Threat

The Passion, Death and Resurrection of Human RightsNew Booklet published by Josetxo Ordóñez25/06/2024

Human Rights find themselves in a moment of passion and death, trampled on in many parts of the world, and questioned as much by certain political positions of a xenophobic and authoritarian character as by some sectors that consider them to be an instrument of colonization and cultural homogenization. It is for this reason that they should be put back in their position of value, perhaps beginning with a redefinition in depth. The author of this Booklet traces out the lines that this redefinition should follow and to which he gives the title “resurrection”.

Ignatian Spirituality TodayNew GUIDES published by Mariola López and Xavier Melloni25/06/2024

In this booklet you will find two contemporary views on Ignatius and his spirituality, both views founded on the conviction that every authentic and profound spirituality impels us to be always encountering God in the world. In opting for a spirituality that keeps our eyes wide open and our feet on the ground, Mariola and Javier offer us the gift of considering the figure of Ignatius Loyola and contemplating the good news of Jesus of Nazareth from his perspective. In so doing, they throw a little more light on the path ahead of us. (From the prologue by Pau Vidal)