Focolare Movement

Conference on Antonio Rosmini & Chiara Lubich

May 14, 2018

“Historical Roots and Intersection”

 A Conference will take place in Trent, Italy focusing on the Historical Roots and Intersection between Antonio Rosmini and Chiara Lubich.  This event is promoted by the A. Rosmini Centre for Study & Research, University of Trent and by the Chiara Lubich Centre. It will have a two-fold aim: it will provide an opportunity to learn more about two great figures from Trent from the last two centuries; it will also help prepare in an original and unexpected way for the centenary of the birth of the foundress of the Focolare (1920 -2008.) The conference will take place on May 24 in the Specchi Hall in Casa Rosmini and on May 25 in the Conference Hall of the Caritro Foundation.

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