Seventy young people gathered in the U.S. for one of the international events that is part of World Unity Week 2019. It was the first of the six “Pathways for a United World” launched by the Focolare’s young people, focused on work and economy, and also opened up the next one on peace, law and justice.
Mutual love among peoples: a spiritual program written in 1959 which gives a glimpse of hope in a world where “charity flows like an endless stream between heaven and earth”.
April 1 – 4, 2017. Days of intense work at the New Humanity’s annual seminar assembly in Castel Gandolfo, Italy.
Representatives from Europe, the United States, South America and Africa responded to the appeal to play a personal role in “Transforming the demands for legality into concrete justice,” the challenge launched by the title of the congress itself.
Mutual love among peoples: a spiritual program written in 1959 which gives a glimpse of hope in a world where “charity flows like an endless stream between heaven and earth”.
Early letters of Chiara Lubich to her companions and others.
1,300 people from Canada, the United States and the Caribbean came together to celebrate the 50 years since the arrival of the Focolare Movement in North America. Members of the Jewish community and African American Muslims were among those present.
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Interview with Nancy O’Donnell, psychologist and psychotherapist from New York, Professor in Psychology, on how to take on one’s illness with hope.
The President of the Focolare Movement, currently in New York, answers some questions on the eve of her participation as speaker at the United Nations High-Level Thematic Debate on Tolerance and Reconciliation, in which she declares her “optimism” for a future of peace.
