Cristina Scorrano


Cristina Scorrano

Born in Casarano, in Puglia, she holds a master’s degree in Religious Studies from the Pontifical Lateran University. She is deeply interested in the challenges facing the Catholic Church in the modern world. She lives in Rome.

24 October 2026

If Truth Lies at the Bottom of the Well…

From Sciascia's well to Plato, Nietzsche and Foucault: what does it mean to seek the truth in the age of artificial intelligence and the infosphere? There are …

9 July 2026

Dear Migrants. I kneel before your dignity

The sea, with its multiple meanings, serves as both the focal point and the backdrop in the speech that Pope Leo XIV delivered at the Port of Arguineguín (Las …

18 June 2026

A Decisive Choosing for Humanity

In the Introduction to Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, the pope states that magnificent humanity today faces a crucial choice: to decide whether …

29 May 2026

A person is not an algorithm

An article published on April 13, 2026, in FQ Magazine by *Il Fatto Quotidiano* tells the story of Katie, a 32-year-old former human resources employee at a …

18 April 2026

Ghosting

The term “Ghosting,” derived from the English word “ghost,” was added to the Treccani dictionary’s list of neologisms in 2024. The definition reads as follows: …

17 March 2026

I want to know if justice is possible…

This famous verse by David Maria Turoldo introduces this brief – and certainly not exhaustive – reflection on ‘justice’, a theme that is often at the heart of …