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Love Found Again

Love Found Again

We continue our journey of preparation for the anniversary of the publication of *Amoris Laetitia*, offering a reflection on wounded families
In paragraph 296 of *Amoris Laetitia* we find these words from Pope Francis: ‘Two approaches run through the entire history of the Church: marginalisation and integration […]. The Church’s path, from the Council of Jerusalem onwards, is always that of Jesus: the path of mercy and inclusion […]. The Church’s path is one of never condemning anyone for ever; it is one of pouring out God’s mercy upon all those who ask for it with a sincere heart […]. For true charity is always unmerited, unconditional and free!”

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The Discovery of a Special Mission

The Discovery of a Special Mission

16 countries, 5 continents. These are the places of origin of the 18 families who took part in the Loppiano Family Experience, the summer programme of the Loreto School for animators of the New Families Movement, held from 6 to 24 July.

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Couples: Sharing Your Vulnerability Strengthens Love

Couples: Sharing Your Vulnerability Strengthens Love

True intimacy begins when we find the courage to share our fears and vulnerabilities. One couple’s story reveals how opening our hearts can transform emotional distance into a renewed sense of closeness.

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Paths of light: A time for couples

Paths of light: A time for couples

From 7 to 12 August, in Foligno (PG), Percorsi di Luce offered couples a space to nurture their relationship and discover new tools for facing life’s challenges together.

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Bread, relationships, ecology: stories of ‘integral’ families

Bread, relationships, ecology: stories of ‘integral’ families

Raising Children with Care for Creation Is Possible
From the Veneto countryside to Salento, stories that go against the grain of everyday simplicity inspired by the encyclical Laudato Si’
Some have turned their home courtyard into a small laboratory of simplicity. Others teach their children how to make cheese, repair a bicycle, or stop water from being wasted long before talking about climate change. And there are those who, despite uncertainty and sacrifice, try to free daily life from the logic of a throwaway culture, choosing more essential patterns of consumption, slower relationships, and a different relationship with Creation.

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