“I wish that we could all have Easter eyes
Capable of looking
into death, until we see life
into the hurts, until we see forgiveness,
into separation, until we see unity,
into the wounds, until we see glory,
into the human person, until we see God,
into God, until we see the human person,
into Myself until I see You.
And in addition to this, to see the power of Easter!”
(Easter 1993)
Klaus Hemmerle, “La luce dentro le cose”, Città Nuova, Rome 1998, p. 110.
Go towards those who are lonely
What kind of pedagogy does the charism of unity inspire? Today, the first version of an open document on the Focolare Movement’s integral and ongoing formation is available online. It is a text designed to grow richer through the experience and contributions of all those involved in the fields of education and formation.
Presentation of the second worldwide Annual Report of the Catholic Church on Church Policies and Procedures for Safeguarding. The pilot methodology has been applied by the Pontifical Commission for the first time to the Focolare Movement.
Sixty years after Nostra Aetate, we share a clip from the Link-Up of June 13th, 2020. It’s taken from an interview with Vinu Aram, Director of the Shanti Ashram International Centre, an international Gandhian development organization that works in the poorest and most disadvantaged areas of Tamil Nadu in India.
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