Promoted by the Focolare Movement, a stage production of The Visitor by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt. Objective: to inspire dialogue on the fundamental questions of life within an atmosphere of mutual trust.
A brief but intense thought in which the bishop of Aachen, Germany, who died twenty years ago, strongly underscores his passion for unity, living in communion among living cells
With the cry START NOW, WOW! the concert started on the first of February at the Palariso di Isola in La Scala: hours of explosive joy to crown the days lived together with the youth of Verona.
A year has passed since the historical gesture of Pope Benedict XVI – done in all conscience, with courage and great humility. That gesture changed the face of the Church and we remember him with our hearts full of gratitude.
On February 8-9, 2014 the Focolare town held its first solidarity project, which has roots in the early days of the Movement and the early days of Christianity
She is Swiss, he is Brazilian, and both just recently married. In front of them, a dream: to share their talents with the poorest of the poor, also of a different culture. The family that opens up to the community where it finds itself.
As the sixth anniversary of Chiara Lubich’s death (1920-2008) draws near, we offer a summary of the Focolare’s dialogue with members of several major religions. We begin with Buddhism
The uninterrupted influx of migrants to the southern Italian and Maltese coastlines, calls out to our conscience and finds concrete answers in a communal action. The experience of the communities of the Focolare.
