Traces Vol. 28 # 06 "And He had pity on them."

- Editorial - Letters 4:02 - Close-Up - What Unites 12:38 - Vatican diplomacy faces the test of a “third world war fought in piecemeal.” The task of Christians and the radical crisis of trust. In conversation with Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See. - That Unassailable "Grace" 26:10 - An invisible minority that takes care of everyone and a faith that “is not an emotion.” What are the Christians of Gaza experiencing today? Fr. Gabriel Romanelli, the parish priest of the one Catholic church in Gaza, speaks about their lives today, from their hospitality to the displaced to the daily companionship of the pope. - The Prophecy of a "Yes" 36:08 - In the cathedral of Jerusalem, friends of different religions and cultures gather “to praise God for a small woman who is offering Him her life.” The story of Maria Ruiz, who was consecrated by Cardinal Pizzaballa in the darkest of days. - "I am here to live with you." 44:40 - After thirty years in Russia, today Jean-François Thiry lives in Aleppo, Syria. A journey to places where the word “peace” seems unpronounceable. - "In the Name of the Other." 50:12 - Restorative justice, the origin of hatred, and what prevents the “thingification” of the person. Criminologist Adolfo Ceretti looks at what is happening in that “strip of land where lies the meaning of all humanity.”