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Course for engaged couples

Dec 13, 2017

Organized by the central Secretariat of the Focolare’s New Families movement.

  This is a preparation to marriage course to be held at the International Centre of Castel Gandolfo which will host youths of different countries who wish to dialogue on the values that are basic to the life of a couple. The following themes will be proposed in an interactive and dynamic way:

  • choosing the person
  • passing from “I” to “We”
  • communication as a couple
  • conflicts and forgiveness
  • bodily language
  • fertility and responsible procreation
  • many other themes

In the development of the programme by the New Families experts, 4 couples from the Philippines, Portugal, Brazil and Italy also gave their precious contribution. Depliant For info and enrolments:  famiglienuove@focolare.org Tel +39.06.97608300 – +39.06.9411614

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