Dr. Sergio Alfieri said that the pope "died without suffering, at home.'' The doctor found the pontiff with his eyes open and ...

In antiquity and now, inconsistency and illogicality lie at the heart of the human effort to imagine what happens when we’re dead ...

Life, at its core, is a paradox. We build as if everything will last forever—and lose as if it never did. We dream big, fall ...

The book, which was written by Cardinal Angelo Scola, retired archbishop of Milan, was set to be released April 24 by the ...

Time perception changes with age due to familiar experiences becoming routine. Salient life events become less frequent as ...

This is why I said earlier that these are pages born “from the thought and the affection” of Cardinal Scola: not only from thought, but also from the emotional dimension, which is the one to which ...

More than two months before he died, Pope Francis reflected on death and old age in a preface for an upcoming book — ahead of ...