Moritz Scholtysik is a consulting professional from Germany. He studied history, history of arts, and philosophy at Goethe University Frankfurt and has been volunteering for a Catholic youth organization since his school days. Driven by his faith, he advocated for a society, which is based upon natural law, and values and protects life, marriage, and family.
Besides writing he is mostly occupied with communications, coffee, and Catholic social teaching.
A holistic life In the daily routine of the monasteries I recognized another fundamental aspect: The monks and nuns live a holistic life. Of course, each and every community emphasizesContinue Reading
The supernatural spirit Despite all the differences in the monasteries, I noticed some basic similarities: First of all, the supernatural spirit. In many conversations, the sacred architecture, during holy massContinue Reading
Benedictines & Dominicans The sun had not risen yet over the Auvergne. But some birds were already chirping. I stepped through the open church door and went slowly to theContinue Reading
Love in the Catholic faith In part one, we discussed the change in the meaning of “love” through liberal philosophy and the movement of “free love” that dominates western culture.Continue Reading
Liberalism & “Free Love” If you want to write an article about love, you are faced with an apparently hopeless task. Hardly any word occurs more often in songs, magazines,Continue Reading
The economic war We enter the big second-century Roman theatre. During the first occupation in the summer of 2015, ISIS did not only blow up the theater’s ancient stage wall,Continue Reading
Christian history The Christian tradition in the area of today’s Syria actually goes back to the beginning of Christianity. Several apostles have traveled through the country and even Mary, theContinue Reading
A coffee in the desert. He looks attentively into the desert. The young Syrian soldier on the back of the silver pick-up has his hands on the heavy machine gun.Continue Reading