On the early morning of March 16, 2017, the earthly journey of Gianni Caso came to an end. He was a focolarino, jurist and magistrate, columnist for Città Nuova magazine and, for many years, responsible for Communion and Law. A short biography will be published soon.
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Luciana Scalacci, who passed away last March, embodied a deep social and political commitment, a profound faith in humanity and its potential, and a passion for dialogue. Together with her husband, Nicola, she made an enormous and invaluable contribution to fostering dialogue within the Focolare Movement, especially with, and among, people of non-religious convictions, through her dedication, generosity, and intelligence.
The first Latin American gathering for dialogue with Indigenous peoples took place in Ecuador, aiming to discover, share, and honour ancestral knowledge in a spirit of fraternity and a shared pursuit of unity.
On behalf of the Focolare Movement throughout the world, I express my great joy for the election of Pope Leo XIV as the new Pontiff of the Catholic Church. We thank God for having listened to the prayers of so many people and having, with His Spirit, guided the work...
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