A passage from Chiara Lubich’s speech in Rome, in 2000, during the XV World Youth Day, attended by over two million young people from all over the world. (Tor Vergata – Rome, 19 August 2000). https://youtu.be/My3XSN8RNcE
Be sensitive to the suffering of others
A chance encounter in hospital rekindles the concrete sense of helping one another, restores hope to someone who was ready to give up and gives life to the memory of a desire: to be builders of a better world.
From shaping clay as a child to the desire to see sculpture and sacred art as a language capable of bringing God to the people of our time, Ave Cerquetti, a longstanding member of the Focolare family who died at the age of 95, left a legacy that combines art, spirituality and above all communion.
Welcome back to “What’s UP?”, a space for connection of the Focolare Movement that brings us closer together and makes us more and more like family
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