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Living the Word changes our way of thinking. News flashes from three countries

Even in difficult circumstance there can be a culture of peace and respect for the rights of the least, by practicing the words of the Gospel.

Igino Giordani narrates Chiara Lubich’s “discovery” of Jesus’ forsakenness as the peak of love. It would become a key point of the spirituality of unity. It was 24th January 1944.

The first Anglican focolarina tells of her encounter with the ideal of unity in the 1960’s, when ecumenism was still in its early stages.

In Man, the Focolare community at Mariapolis Victoria is involved in bringing material and spiritual relief to the peripheries.

A Lebanese family who could have escaped to safer surroundings, decides to remain in their country to support their own people and spread hope.

A champion of peace, an antifascist, librarian, husband and father of four children. Journalist, pioneer of the ecumenical movement, Christian involvement in politics and elected to the Italian Constituent Assembly. For these and other reasons Chiara Lubich considered him a co-founder of the Focolare Movement.

The experience of a young woman who was inspired to save her country, by giving rise to a youth movement in favour of civil rights and duties.

On the anniversary of the sacrifice of Abraham, the mutual love of one Moroccan Muslim family from the Focolare draws the providence of God and of the community

Myanmar, a land with more than 50 million inhabitants, located in Southeast Asia. In one small village in the south of the country a project is underway producing biogas electrical energy. It is the fruit of a common effort.

Remembering Orthodox Christmas which some celebrate today. Traditions from the Church of Russia in the life of a young focolarino named Nikolay