Focolare Movement

From the world to Cairo: video clips of the Living Peace Festival

Apr 14, 2014

In anticipation of the film about the major event which involved 25 thousand students in 200 schools worldwide, here are some video clips showing the actions for peace in several countries. Enjoy!

Participants in the “Living Peace Project”

Cameroun

Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Marocco, Lebanon, Jordan

Spain

Brazil, Argentina, United States of America

France, Luxembourg, Portugal, Poland, Malta

Italy

All the countries that took part in the project

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