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New publication from Domuni Press: Yoann Heye explores prudence through the interplay of reason, will, experience and the virtues. He shows how this essential disposition enables us to discern the appropriate means of acting well in each concrete situation.

A Capuchin priest originally from the United Arab Emirates, Darick D’Souza serves in the Apostolic Vicariate of Southern Arabia, where he is the bishop’s secretary and contributes to formation. Alongside his pastoral responsibilities, he is completing a Master of Arts in Theology.

In his book, he invites the Church to renew its relationship with contemporary artists. From creative freedom to ecclesial discernment, he explains how trust, formation and dialogue can overcome misunderstandings and make art an authentic place of encounter and faith.

Alison lives in Brussels, Belgium, and works in IT within the Belgian public finance service. Forced to interrupt her studies at the age of 21, she chose to resume them and is now in the second year of a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Management.

What happens when a resolutely contemporary artwork is placed in a church? It may inspire wonder, surprise, or bewilderment, and may sometimes provoke rejection.

This autumn, some twelve e-seminars are opening at DOMUNI Universitas. Faculty and students in many countries will work together online: each one learns, each one contributes.

New programmes, new partnerships: DOMUNI Universitas' Arabic-language offering reaches new heights.

Psychologist in Antibes, France, Magali Bonhomme has recently completed a Master’s degree in Biblical Studies in partnership with the University of Louvain.

Written by Arnaud Maigre and published by Domuni Press, this book offers an original exploration of the origins of Christianity through a rereading of the Gospel texts and an examination of Mary’s role in the early Church.

The Domuni Research Institute is organizing a webinar on 17 and 18 November 2026 exploring the connections between theology, liturgy, poetry, and artistic expression. Through texts, images, devotional practices, chant, and Christian traditions, the webinar will examine the transmission of faith, spiritual experience, and the place of beauty in today’s world. It is open to academics, researchers, PhD students, Master’s students, and other students interested in the topic. Participation is free of charge.