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Anglican Bishop, Robin Smith, shares his analysis of the talk given by the Primate of the Church of England at the Catholic Bishops’ Synod on the New Evangelisation.

The international band launches a new educational music project in Germany. Involving communities, schools, businesses, parishes and just the ordinary everyday person. The results look promising.

Ninety four brief stories from around the world, contained in a book entitled “Una buona notizia: gente che crede gente che muove” (“Good News: People Who Believe and People Who Move Others”).

More than 300,000 Syrian refugees have already poured into Turkey, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon. The situation hangs in the balance. But there is something we can do.

In Great Britain people nourished by the spirituality of unity become engaged in their parish as animators of living communities: a “home and school of communion” for all.

The experience of a young man from Argentina, told at the Genfest in Budapest (31 August – 2 September) to 12,000 young people from all over the world. His choice to give everything to God and work to bring people in the world together.

Second part in the series about a business that has chosen the Gospel as its production strategy and way of life.

A month after his death at the age of 91 on 31 August, we recall the Argentinian bishop Msgr Donnelly. He lived in the Focolare little town of O’Higgins (Buenos Aires).

Maria and Luigi are an Italian couple, married for 23 years, with 4 children. They have committed themselves, together with other families of the Focolare Movement, to living the Gospel in every circumstance of life. This is their daily contribution to building a more cohesive society.

As part of the program of LoppianoLab, a business expo organised jointly by Città Nuova Publishing Group, Lionello Bonfanti Industrial Park, Sophia University Institute and the township of Loppiano, the book-interview with Maria Voce, Focolare president, was launched.

With 3000 registrations from all over Italy the third edition of the Focolare “laboratory” comes to a close. Current status and future prospects.