Focolare Movement

Story of Chiara Lubich

Mar 14, 2018

Today, 14 March, marks the 10th anniversary of Chiara Lubich's passing. We publish a short video showing her extraordinary life: from the little city of Trent, in the north of Italy, right up to "the very ends of the earth". It illustrates her discovery of God as Love, during World War II, and the development of a spirituality of communion suited to today's times, fruit of the gift of the charism of unity for the Church and humanity.Anniversary_logo

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