Focolare Movement

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Nov 8, 2011

From the 3rd to 8th November, the President of the Focolare, Maria Voce, and co-President Giancarlo Faletti, are visiting Holland where the Movement is holding its 50th anniversary celebrations together with the communities of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. On this page you will be able to follow the events through the special reportage of Giulio Meazzini (Città Nuova magazine).
Monday, November 7, 2011
With Catholic Dutch, Nordic Focolare communities, citizens of the Focolare town of Marienkroon: the third day for Maria Voce and Giancarlo Faletti in Netherlands. Joy among brothers and sisters.
Happy Birthday, Holland! Monday, November 7, 2011  The Focolare in the Netherlands celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Holland: With the Communities of Northern Europe Sunday, November 6, 2011  The president of the Focolare meets the communities of the Movement in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland and Holland. Discussions with some Catholic bishops. Conversation with the young people.  
A Focolare Town for Holland 4 Novembre 2011 The directors of the Focolare Movement are currently on a visit to Holland and their first stop was “Marienkroon”, center of Cistercian spirituality and now a little town of the Focolare.

   

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