Eradicating hunger in the world and contributing to the growth of all peoples are some of the objectives of the United Nations that are pursued through its Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO). The young people from the Focolare have also become involved.
The second phase of the Breaking Rays Project has just concluded among a group of young people in the field of communications, developing professional skills that will equip them for promoting a more united world.
Since the deadline is set for 1 March, there is still time to participate in the #FraterniTALES contest organised by the United World Project, and become “United World Ambassadors.” The Ambassadors selected will cooperate with UNESCO’s National Commissions in the...
Nelson, a 29 year old physical education teacher: “My beautiful country, destroyed by the war and its consequences.” His contribution against all forms of violence.
While working with some young Filipinos in preparation for the Genfest, 38 year old Emmanuel De Jesus died suddenly. Those who knew him now consider him as a guardian angel of the event.
At a meeting in October promoted by Religions for Peace in Rome, a group of Gen – young people of the Focolare – were volunteering. Here are some of their impressions after being encouraged by the pope.
As young people of the Focolare prepare for Genfest 2018 in the Philippines, we remember one of them who left us at only 29 – a vibrant example of the Gospel lived.
On September 23 and 24 over a thousand young people converged on the Focolare town of Mariapolis Lia in Argentina, to take part in the 2017 youth festival in preparation for the upcoming Genfest 2018.
From 11 to 15 September, an International Seminar took place in Rome, in preparation for the Synod of Bishops on the status of young people. Walking together to generate change.
We are ten months away from the Genfest in Manila. The title chosen for the event is Beyond All Borders, an idea that has already inspired social projects in favour of a more united and supportive world, like the MILONGA Project.
