Tutankhamun, 100 years of discoveries
A little over a century ago, the tomb of the Boy Pharaoh was unveiled, full of beauties and of questions.
Movement
How we perceive movement in our lives, as seen through animation.
Accident[al]s
How do we feel unexpected facts in our lives?
Reality
Is what we look at the same as what we see?
There will be a party
June has arrived, the month in which we celebrate Dr. Celso Charuri’s birthday, conceiver and founder of PRÓ-VIDA.
Christian Pieta: hope in the passage to a new life
The pious arms of the mother that accompanied Jesus from birth to awaiting resurrection at Passover.
Time: resource or limitation?
Neuroscience shows that thinking can transform the simple daily “doing” into something that opens new paths.
The Peabiru Trail
Tupi-guarani Indians built a sacred route in America which they believed would take them to the “Land Without Evil”.
To Illuminate
Let’s learn to illuminate, let’s cultivate the courage to let our light out.
Joan of Arc: a brief, virtuous life of courage
It is estimated that the French heroine was born on January 6, 1412.
