Focolare Movement

India / Nepal: A network of hope during the pandemic

Nov 19, 2021

Many shining lights in the nightmare of Covid in India and Nepal: a network of helpers providing oxygen to hospitals in the Indian city of Mumbai and the story of a father who was cured thanks to this oxygen; the young people of the Focolare who provide meals for about 100 Indian families; the community of the Movement in Nepal which, thanks to the help received, provides food, school equipment, medicines and financial aid to people in need.

Many shining lights in the nightmare of Covid in India and Nepal: a network of helpers providing oxygen to hospitals in the Indian city of Mumbai and the story of a father who was cured thanks to this oxygen; the young people of the Focolare who provide meals for about 100 Indian families; the community of the Movement in Nepal which, thanks to the help received, provides food, school equipment, medicines and financial aid to people in need. https://vimeo.com/619708201

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