Snippets of life from Italy, Philippines and Brazil that underscore the importance of living for others in this month’s Word of Life: “If any want to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me” (Mk 8:34).[more]
At the Lionello Bonfanti Centre, the “Together for Europe” Catholic and Evangelical Movements will hold a convention entitled, “Working for an economy for a common good.” The call for gratuitousness.[more]
The relationship between the charism of Chiara Lubich and politics, since the dawn of the Focolare. Educating the youth who are sensitive to common good, through the schools of the Politics for Unity movement. #politics4unity[more]
A study workshop, held in Italian and English combined with snow-sports activities for 50 university students from 18 countries, undergraduates and doctoral candidates, who wanted to experiment the “novelty” of Sophia.[more]
During a seminar promoted by the Ukrainian Academy of Banking and Accademia Sociale “Caritas in Veritate” Economy of Communion was presented to students coming from the eastern and western parts of the country[more]
The highlights of the 27 January 2015 official ceremony held at the Cathedral in Frascati (Rome).
Chiara Lubich on two different occasions in 2000, first in Castel Gandolfo (Italy) and then in Fontem (Cameroon), responds to questions of teens of the Focolare Movement. Two answers that are still very relevant today.
A family accompanies a daughter born with a serious illness, as they embrace the sorrows of many other families
The main characters in a series of comic strips that bring a smile to your lips and help you reflect; these lovable characters were brought to life by cartoonist Walter Kostner, to encourage a struggling teenager.
March 12-15, 2015. On the seventh anniversary of her death, a worldwide discussion of the political thought of Focolare foundress Chiara Lubich. The contribution of her charism to the renewal of politics.[more]
The account of a young communicator in face of the tragic events that struck the country.[more]
Is there a way out today from hatred and terrorism? Artists from all over the world recount the challenges of multiculturalism of our time. The musical has also given rise to the “Campus – cultural project.”[more]