Amoris Laetitia Year: #10 familytips
The Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life launches a new initiative of the “Amoris Laetitia Family Year”, dedicated by Pope Francis to the family.
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Amoris Laetitia – 11 Part – The Church is good for the family, the family is good for the Church.
The Church is a family of families, constantly enriched by the livfamiglie_casaes of all domestic churches.
[more]Amoris Laetitia Year: Parents who face challenges for the sake of their children are heroes
© L’Osservatore romano, 13 January 2022. The Special Year dedicated to Saint Joseph ended 8 December 2021, but Pope Francis’ attention and love for this Saint have not ended and indeed are further strengthened in the Catecheses which he has been devoting to the figure of the Patron of the universal Church, since 17 November.
[more]Amoris Laetitia – Part 10 – The Couple “a living sculpture” of the Mystery of God.
From the introduction on, the document presents the family as the reflection of God, who is Trinity.
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Amoris Laetitia Year: The Spirituality of Marriage and Family
Online the tenth and last episode of the dialogue of the Pope with families.
«The family does not consist only of husband and wife, children, because Jesus dwells in the marriage. The Lord lives in the family truly and concretely. He is communicated through acts of love – concrete actions between husband and wife, between parents and children. Caresses in a family are so important».
Amoris Letitia Year – Letter of Pope Francis on the occasion of the Year of the Family
In the Year of the Family “Amoris laetitia”, the Pope dedicates a letter to spouses, published on 26 December 2021, to show his closeness and affection: remember that forgiveness heals every wound. “The vocation to marriage is a call to steer an unstable boat in a sometimes rough sea” but where Jesus is present
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Amoris Laetitia: Accompanying, Discerning and Integrating Weaknesses
Today, the fragility of families is severely tested.
[more]Amoris Laetitia – Part 9 – Family and Eucharist
Furthermore the Eucharist has a deep social dimension, which requires Christian families to choose a sober and generous life style, open to the needs of others.
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