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The journey has begun

Feb 3, 2025

On 23 January, we experienced the first appointment of ‘Called to one hope – Youth on the way’. A journey to immerse ourselves in the heart of the Jubilee through the riches of the Charisms. Animating this first evening were the young people of Nuovi Orizzonti and the Focolare Movement, who with songs, moments of […]

On 23 January, we experienced the first appointment of ‘Called to one hope – Youth on the way’. A journey to immerse ourselves in the heart of the Jubilee through the riches of the Charisms.

Animating this first evening were the young people of Nuovi Orizzonti and the Focolare Movement, who with songs, moments of knowledge, profound testimonies and prayer filled hearts with courage, love and hope.

Together we ‘walked’ and shared hope. Thank you all for making this an unforgettable evening.

See you at the next meeting on 27 February

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