Saint Augustine is a scholastic philosopher and one of the fathers of the Church among his teachings is: Love and do what you want. This phrase within the Christian theology has a very important reason, the theologians like Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine base justice in love. In other words, where there is no love for work, it can not…

The student must be rect but the teacher must persevere. The rectitude is the Golden rule: "Do to others as you would have them do to you", Matthew 7:12; the  perseverance instead is the daily determination to do good avoiding evil, its main characteristics are the resistance and the absence of fear of death. Rectitude is the path to spiritual…

The teaching of Jesus: "Love your neighbor as yourself", Mark 12:31; is known as the commandment of love, Agape or love of charity. The commandment is equivalent to the phrase "Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect"  Matthew 5:48.Love your neighbor as yourself is the love perfected by the nature of the good, is the love proyected to the…

The Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Church of Rome is a letter fundamentally centered on the doctrine of Justification and with it, the faith and the commandment of love. The doctrine of Justification is one of the foundations of the catechesis inside the Catholic faith and the origin of the schism between Protestants and Catholics. Inside this context…