Make oneself one with others
“We felt first-hand involved in the hospitality and so Roland became part of our family.”
[more]“We felt first-hand involved in the hospitality and so Roland became part of our family.”
[more]At 6:10 p.m. on October 13, Ruggero Badano, the father of Blessed Chiara Luce, died. He has always been a simple man, of immense common sense, of few words (in this he was identical to his daughter), but always right, always at the right time.
[more]Cardinal Tagle inflames families: let’s not let the market put us ‘out of fashion’
[more]This publication now brings together in a single printable digital version the 10 guides, accompanying the special edition with the collection of 10 videos of the pope in dialogue with families (already individually available on the website www.amorislaetitia.va).
With these words the Holy Father introduces us to the theme of the education of children, which is “a call, a challenge, a joy”.
Developed within the Focolare Movement, Up2Me has been piloted so far in 28 countries. It grew from the need frequently expressed by children and youth who find themselves facing big issues like life, health, sexuality, modern life styles, emotions, future life choices … without adequate tools to deal with them.
The Holy Father speaks about “foreverness” in marriage, in this fifth video of the 10-part series prepared as part of the celebration of the «Amoris Laetitia Family» Year. This time Pope Francis addresses himself particularly to spouses.
“Don’t be afraid to fail: fear is the greatest obstacle to welcoming Christ and His plan for our lives! Be careful of fear!”, the Holy Father powerfully warns us.
“We can witness the beauty of many families in the world who, despite the storms of everyday life, experience the joy of educating and the grace of the presence of Jesus in the family”
[more]Handing on the faith between the generations: the role of grandparents.
[more]A love just declared, but already burning the soul. The enchantment of being together, such a happy scene that leads to further choices. That’s the opening scene of any marriage. But then?
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