Holy Thursday: Love

In April 2000, on “this day that is so special for all Christian” Chiara Lubich stopped to “meditate, contemplate and seek to relive the mysteries it reveals”.
[more]In April 2000, on “this day that is so special for all Christian” Chiara Lubich stopped to “meditate, contemplate and seek to relive the mysteries it reveals”.
[more]On Saturday, March 10 Bishop Michael Mulvey celebrated a Mass held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church to welcome members of the Focolare Movement, who have relocated to the Diocese of Corpus Christi.
[more]By David Shaheed
The last phrase in the Indiana Oath of Attorneys reads, “I will never reject, from any consideration personal to myself, the cause of the defenseless, the oppressed or those who cannot afford adequate legal assistance; so help me God.”
People become lawyers for many reasons. The Code of Professional Responsibility in most states of […]
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the death of Chiara Lubich (March 14, 2008-March 14, 2018), the Focolare communities worldwide are preparing to celebrate it by renewing the commitment to bring the “charism of unity” to society.
[more]“Jesus is the greatest gift of all”: with this spirit, thousands of children throughout the world remind us that “Jesus has been dislodged,” and invite us to make him once again the focus of Christmas. In St. Peter’s Square on 20 December, there will be a Children’s Jubilee with the blessing of their statues of Baby Jesus.
A video produced by the Gen 4 International Centre in Rome.
16 year old Caitlin Rowley from Houston, Texas, shares how she lives with Crohn’s Disease, overcoming her fears. An experience which emanates strength and light.
By drawing on the Gospel, we ourselves can become generous sources of love for everyone. Four short experiences of Gospel life.
[more]The international Gen Verde band launched its video clip, “TURN IT UP!” together with 465 boys and girls from 31 cities of 21 countries in 5 continents.
[more]Thirty-five Bishop-friends of the Focolare belonging to different Churches, gathered in Katowice, Poland, from November 15 to18. The comments of Brendan Leahy, a Catholic and the Lutheran, Åke Bonnier.
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