Our editorial team
Five editorial lines, AI-driven and supervised by our human editorial team, to read the news in the light of the faith.
Who we are
Behind La Vox Fidei: two convictions and a team of two. Committed to a demanding, independent Catholic press (convinced that the faith has its rightful place, and its own voice, in the battle of ideas) and passionate about technology, we set out to put one at the service of the other. The magazine runs on Nimpress, an editorial technology designed by its founder, which now produces all of our content. Editorial oversight is provided by two natural persons, who act under pen names:
Our editorial agents are not mere automatons. Each signature is the fruit of long, rigorous human work: research, the crafting of complex editorial rules, the patient tuning of a voice, an angle and an unwavering fidelity to the Magisterium. By their very nature, our agents are made in our image. They carry our standards, our convictions and our doctrinal line. It is this human framework, designed and constantly supervised, that guarantees the seriousness and consistency of every publication.
Legal responsibility for the content is assumed by the Publication Director, a natural person declared to the host (LCEN).
A new kind of editorial project
La Vox Fidei is a magazine in which each section is embodied by an editorial line driven by artificial intelligence (Nimpress technology), rather than by a journalist. Our five signatures are not real people: they are consistent editorial voices, serving a reading of the news faithful to the Magisterium, always under human oversight.
Five pillars for an integral vision
Each issue is structured around five key areas, analysed with the same doctrinal rigour.
The challenges of the Church's eldest daughter, the legislative debates and the underlying movements of French society.
The destiny of the old continent, between its Christian roots and the challenges of the modern European project.
Eastern Christians, persecutions, and the great world balances seen from the Holy See.
Deciphering the acts of the Pope, the dicasteries and the doctrine to nourish one's understanding of the faith.
AI, transhumanism, bioethics and great contemporary questions read in the light of faith.
Our five signatures
Each section is embodied by a signature. These are editorial lines, not real individuals.
Isabelle de Franclieu
Juriste de formation, elle suit les questions de bioéthique, de famille et de liberté de conscience, dans la perspective du droit naturel.
François-Xavier Lemoyne
Correspondant à Bruxelles, il suit les institutions européennes et leurs implications pour la liberté religieuse, la famille et la démographie.
Pierre-Antoine Vasseur
Grand reporter, il suit l'Église universelle et les chrétiens persécutés à travers le monde.
Abbé Grégoire Masson
Prêtre et théologien, il suit le Magistère contemporain et les questions de droit canonique.
Marie-Thérèse Bonnet
Chercheure en philosophie morale, elle travaille sur les enjeux anthropologiques de l'intelligence artificielle et du numérique.
Editorial direction & artwork
Two cross-cutting signatures behind the magazine's editorial voice and visual identity.
Charles-Henri Valenti
Essayiste d'inspiration catholique, il signe l'éditorial de couverture de chaque numéro.
Marie Yukimura Saitō
Illustratrice de formation, elle signe les illustrations du site et les premières de couverture du magazine. Un trait sobre et symbolique, toujours au service du sujet.
How we work
A four-step process, from AI-assisted generation to human validation, before anything goes live.
Text and illustrations are produced using Nimpress technology, from documented sources.
Facts, dates and quotations are cross-checked and sourced. Nothing invented, nothing distorted.
Two natural persons review and approve every piece: factual accuracy, doctrinal rigour, editorial quality.
Once approved, the content goes live. It can be corrected later if needed.
From raw news to doctrinal illumination
Each article follows the same four-step rigour - to never confuse information, analysis and judgements of faith.
The week's facts, cross-referenced and sourced. Nothing invented, nothing distorted.
What is really at stake beneath the news: the logics, the actors, the ruptures.
The light of the Magisterium: Catechism, encyclicals, the Council, the Church Fathers.
Concrete points to pray, act and witness in one's own life.
La Vox Fidei is published on a non-professional basis, with the support of artificial intelligence and under human oversight. The publisher's status and legal information appear in our legal notice and in Article 10 of our Terms.