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The Island will soon welcome the first Latin American Pope. The expectation of the people, State-Church relations and the thawing in Cuban-USA relations. Message from the bishops and the Focolare’s contribution.

Sister Benedetta, amicably called ‘Sister Bene’ was known to everyone in the Church of Thailand: priests, nuns, bishops and laity from north to south of the country.

Young scientists, engineers, environmentalists and community leaders in an interreligious conference-debate (Teach-in) at Hyde Park, USA, sponsored by Religions for Peace of USA and the Focolare Movement of North America.

They wanted to massacre everyone and burn the place to the ground. But after listening and being heard something changed.

This is the ongoing adventure of Anita, a girl from Córdoba who, after an aggression in the house of friends, is making an effort to forgive. She has discovered that every reconciliation is a brick in building peace, even in one’s own country.

In dialogue with the Spanish architect José Andrés Sardina Pereira, the coordinator of an architectural, historical, and artistic research project in Santiago de Cuba. In anticipation of the Pope’s upcoming visit in September.

In the rural villages of North-Eastern Nigeria, the drought is creating huge problems for the population. From Onitsha (a 24-hour journey away), some youths and adults of the Focolare went to visit to share the situation and bring some material and spiritual help.

Several months ago, Jean Paul, a young man from Burundi who lives the Focolare spirituality, would never have imagined the adventure that was about to begin. . .

An idea of Gipuzcoa, the Basque Independence Community in Euskadi in the Basque province (Spain), with its own culture, tradition, language, and heritage of a millenary history #politics4unity