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The website of this magazine and the editions take name from the Aegean island in which the Blessed Apostle John wrote the Book of the Apocalypse, isola also known as «the place of the last revelation»

«God revealed the secrets of others ALTIUS»
(in higher than the others, John has left the Church, the arcane mysteries of God)

The bezel used as the cover of our home page is a 16th century fresco by Correggio. preserved in the Church of San Giovanni Evangelista in Parma
creator of the website of this magazine:
MANUELA LUZZARDI




Last Sunday, in the parish I habitually frequented by me, the celebrant priest, who is parish priest, repeating themselves compared to the last few years, regardless of the sacred texts of the acts of the apostles and the Gospel of Luke who present the fact of the ascension of the Lord Jesus as he was attested by the eyewitnesses, Apostles and disciples – that is, that they had clear the sensitive perception of the ascension movement of the whole figure of the Redeemer who went up to the sky – He denied this experience and presented it by saying that Jesus did not detach himself from the ground, But it simply disappeared from their sight, as well as – I add – We can read in the episode of the disciples of Emmaus. I gave the parish priest the text of a catechesis of John Paul II on the Ascension, held in the 1989, in which the truth of the sacred texts is reiterated, that is, that eyewitnesses relayed what they saw: the detachment from the ground of Jesus ascending to heaven, a sign of another Heaven, that of glorification in God the Father.
Her reflection makes me think of that Dutch girl from 17 years that he has lost all hope and has chosen to die practicing assisted suicide. Disillusa, quickly, victim of a world that has not given her the existential answers that every suffering soul desperately needs. Christian hope is exactly what I thought when reading his story. Bringing Christ everywhere must be our life mission because he alone saves our souls and he alone makes every pain meaningful