Carlo Lancellotti

Carlo Lancellotti is a Professor of Mathematics at the College of Staten Island and a faculty member in the Physics Program at the CUNY Graduate Center. In addition to his scholarly work in physics, he has translated into English and published three volumes of works by the late Italian philosopher Augusto Del Noce. Lancellotti has also written essays of his own on Del Noce and other topics, which have appeared in Communio, Public Discourse, and Church Life Journal.

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Elly Schlein appears on the ‘Stasera C’è Cattelan’ TV show on March 21 in Milan, Italy.

An American Leftist Gets Elected in Italy

COMMENTARY: What Elly Schlein’s ascendancy says about our current political moment.

Carlo Lancellotti Commentaries April 3, 2023

A love that can end is not a completely true love, because a gift that can be revoked is not a true gift.

What Do Love and Marriage Mean Today?

COMMENTARY: The dominant understanding today of the relationship between men and women no longer includes as an essential element the possible bearing and raising of children; hence, marriage has taken on many forms.

Carlo Lancellotti Commentaries December 9, 2022

Pope John Paul II and Monsignor Giussani.

Polarization in the Church: How Can It Be Overcome?

COMMENTARY: Servant of God Luigi Giussani can help us see that the road past ecclesial division does not go through some sort of political compromise, but through a deeper awareness of the heart of our faith.

Carlo Lancellotti Commentaries November 5, 2022

Demonstrators who reject a new constitution chant and wave Chilean flags during a demonstration against of the constitution draft proposed by the assembly on September 1, 2022 in Santiago, Chile.

When Rights Go Wrong

COMMENTARY: In the U.S. and abroad, the language of rights is being divorced from the religious and natural-law foundations that gave rise to it — creating a dangerous political climate but also an opportunity for clarity.

Carlo Lancellotti Commentaries September 22, 2022