Daniel Esparza is a Research Associate Professor at Aleteia. He explores themes of religion and spirituality, alongside topics such as mental health, culture, and the arts, often examining the intersections of faith and society. His insights and writings have been featured in various publications, including Aleteia.
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In his message for World Food Day 2026, the Pope calls hunger a moral crisis, condemns food speculation, and demands a new global food order.
Louis Prevost opens up to Newsmax about two brothers fighting cancer, daily WhatsApp messages, and watching their parents face the same disease
From Plato to Aquinas, the Western tradition built a precise and demanding account of the soul. It has never been more relevant.
Leo XIV received the Bizot Group at the Vatican and offered three reflections on materiality — gift, language, and memory — that reframe what museums are actually for
Charles Taylor spent decades explaining how a self sealed off from transcendence doesn't stop longing — it just looks for a new address.
The Pope's words to educators brought back an old insight from Ratzinger — and the connection is worth sitting with.
Killed in the summer of 1936 for no reason other than being priests, these diocesan clerics were beatified on October 17 in the Cathedral of Ibiza by Cardinal Semeraro
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The Poldi Pezzoli Museum is showing a private Madonna by the Venetian master — on public display for the first time, and back in the city it left in 1744.
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