The Focolare Movement’s first encounter with a cultural group that had a connection with traditional religions occurred when a group of focolarinos, doctors, moved to Cameroon in the 1960s.
A team of NetOne held a Seminar on Communication in the Island of the Carribean Island that was detroyed by the earthquake of 2010. The life of the Gospel is at the basis of the sharing that makes us all brothers.
The focolarini from Florianopolis move to the outskirts of the city, in Morro Monte Serrat – Alto da Caeira, where the most marginalized population on the island live in south Brazil.
In the capital of the Central African Republic assailed by armed conflicts two teens of the Focolare experience that evangelical love drives away fear and makes peace blossom amidst the ruins.
The director of Citta Nuova reports from Ukraine on the suffering and solidarity that emerges in the wake of violent clashes.
To live the Gospel with generosity and fantasy, starting from the little things of everyday, leads us to overcome divisions rebuilding fraternity and unity among all.
Warm friendship, leading to the sharing of life and ideals, marks the first encounter of the Focolare Movement with Hinduism, India, 1980.
When it comes time to move, one Italian couple chooses to move into a disadvantaged neighbourhood of their town in Sicily, Italy. They struggle against organized crime and overcome indifference through their way of living.
