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 My deepest Mystery is Mercy. My Mercy is so great that no mind, neither human nor angelic, will ever fathom it.

 LOVE IS NOT A FEELING, BUT AN ACT OF WILL.

This review presents Santa Faustina Kowalska's Diary of Divine Mercy as a pinnacle of mystical theology surpassing earlier mystics. It highlights the unique role of Christ as co-author and the deep spiritual messages including the Divine Mercy feast, the Chaplet, and the image of Merciful Jesus. The diary reveals profound insights into mercy, suffering, love, spiritual struggle, and moral challenges, culminating in a hopeful call to embrace God's endless mercy. Explore Saint Faustina's powerful Diary of Divine Mercy and deepen your faith with its timeless spiritual revelations.

 "Let it not be thought that I have declared war on pleasure, of which there is a certain limit imposed by nature. Rather, I have declared war on the obsession with pleasure."

 "Death can lead to the annihilation of the soul or it leads the soul to a place where it will be eternal. Tertium non datur. So what should I fear if, when I fall asleep forever, not only will I be not unhappy, but even blessed?"

Cicero's De Senectute is a timeless philosophical essay reflecting on how aging can be a fulfilling phase if one practices moderation in youth. The review highlights Cicero’s surprising and relevant reflections on lust as an obstacle to reason and virtue. It further touches on Cicero’s profound views on death, emphasizing a fearless acceptance of mortality. The work challenges modern values by confronting sensuality’s exaggerated role in contemporary culture. Discover Cicero's timeless reflections on aging and lust – read De Senectute and explore profound ancient wisdom today!

 He who humbles himself will be exalted. The little man has become great. From No One to Someone.

 A Moral that gives us hope: humility (in the long run) always wins; evil (in the long run) always loses.

This review offers a heartfelt and insightful interpretation of Homer's The Odyssey, highlighting the hero's journey from arrogance to humility. It connects timeless moral lessons with modern-day understanding. The reviewer reflects on personal struggles with appreciating the classic as a child, ultimately embracing its wisdom. A hopeful conclusion underscores the victory of humility over evil. Explore this fresh and emotional review of The Odyssey to rediscover one of literature's greatest tales.

 The godfather vomits everything: “I killed my mother’s flesh...” He cries. He’s sincere.

 Pain is needed. And what greater pain than the death of a child? Faced with such a thing, there are only two choices: blaspheme or endure.

This review explores Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather III as more than a sequel, focusing on Michael Corleone’s painful journey toward redemption. Though the film starts slow, it culminates in a powerful confrontation with the banality of evil and the need for genuine repentance. The reviewer praises the film’s emotional depth and spiritual themes, highlighting the intense confession scenes as central moments of the story. Discover the hidden depths of The Godfather III—explore Michael Corleone’s path to redemption and watch the epic finale anew.

 "Communiqué" is the polished copy of the previous one.

 Professor Knopfler gives us not only magnificent music but also great lyrics.

Dire Straits' 'Communiqué' is praised as a polished and complete work building on their previous album. Despite some comparisons, the album shines with its fusion of folk, blues, and jazz. Standout tracks like 'Once Upon a Time in the West' and 'Single Handed Sailor' showcase the band's musical and lyrical excellence. Knopfler's songwriting and guitar skills create a timeless classic. Listen to Dire Straits' 'Communiqué' and experience the timeless blend of folk, blues, and jazz brilliance today!

 Giampaolo Pansa is a true journalist. Journalist: not a party official disguised as a journalist.

 Revenge is immoral – except when it is red. This is the moral superiority of the left… Moral superiority… Sorry, I couldn’t help but laugh…

The review praises Giampaolo Pansa as a genuine journalist who bravely tackles the dark and controversial aspects of Italy's Resistance era. The book offers a dense, well-researched narrative enriched by fictional dialogues that ease reading. Despite the backlash and heated controversies following its release, the work stands out for its moral challenge to established perspectives and exceptional depth. Dive into Giampaolo Pansa’s courageous exploration of Italy's untold Resistance stories — read or explore 'Il sangue dei vinti' today.

 "Marco Travaglio & Co. narrate the secret idyll between Berlusconi and the left (THE REAL BUNGA BUNGA)."

 "Omission is as bad as the sin. If the Cavaliere has 51% of the blame, the left has 49, or maybe the opposite."

The review summarizes 'Inciucio,' a book by Marco Travaglio revealing secret political agreements between Berlusconi and the Italian left. It challenges the perceived moral superiority of the left and highlights a long history of collusion. The narrative exposes the complex political dynamics that shaped Italy in the 1990s and early 2000s, leading to voter disillusionment and party fragmentation. Discover the hidden truths of Italian politics—read 'Inciucio' and explore the real story behind the scandals.

 “Realizing how stupid I was in the past, I’ve understood that I’m not that stupid after all.”

 “A man should be judged by his daily actions. Intelligent men, usually, are extremely habitual, terribly boring, and go unnoticed.”

The review praises Giancarlo Livraghi's book for its insightful exploration of stupidity using Carlo Cipolla's definitions. It discusses causes like mental laziness, emotional impulsiveness, and pride while warning against the charisma of fools. The review highlights the importance of judging people by their actions and encourages awakening reason in today's world. Discover the eye-opening insights of Livraghi’s book and learn how to recognize and avoid stupidity in everyday life.

 Goldbach's conjecture was the whale that crushed him.

 To achieve success and happiness it is enough to set difficult yet achievable goals.

This review praises Apostolos Doxiadis's 'Zio Petros e la Congettura di Goldbach' as a profound and dense exploration of human ambition and pride. The story follows Petros, a brilliant mathematician whose unchecked pride leads to his downfall while chasing an impossible goal. It frames his tragic journey as a metaphor for original sin and warns against excessive ambition. The review highlights the book's ability to evoke reflection within a compact 100-page read. Dive into this captivating tale of genius, pride, and ambition—discover 'Zio Petros e la Congettura di Goldbach' today!

 Virtue makes good whoever practices it. And only if one becomes good can one hope to become intelligent.

 If you seek happiness and truth, control yourself and practice virtue.

The review praises Aristotle as a profound thinker whose Nicomachean Ethics remains a cornerstone of moral philosophy. It emphasizes virtue as essential to wisdom and happiness, highlighting Aristotle’s lasting influence. The reviewer encourages readers to engage with the text for practical life improvement. Explore Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics and transform your understanding of virtue and wisdom today!