Focolare Movement

Brazil 07/24

Sep 11, 2024

Trip of Margaret Karram and Jesús Morán, president and co-president of the Focolare Movement, to Brazil and Genfest 2024 held in Aparecida, Brazil

Articles in order of publication

Genfest 2024: Together to care

Amazon, land of caring and the future

Genfest 2024 concludes second phase: a yes to peace

Let us not be at peace until we bring about peace!

Phase 3 of Genfest 2024 has come to an end, but it is only the beginning…

‘Start Here and Now’ the new single by Gen Verde

An original condominium

Genfest: the road comes into existence

Mariapolis Ginetta and Polo Spartacus: the courage to change

From the “tri-national” community – a future of fraternity for Latin America

CEU: different flowers in the same garden

UNIRedes: hope for Latin America and the world

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