Fragmented Europe calls for Europe-wide gathering
Our dream is to have an event which underlines the beauty of the European continent in all its diversity, where the richness of every culture emerges in the splendid tapestry that is Europe.
[more]Our dream is to have an event which underlines the beauty of the European continent in all its diversity, where the richness of every culture emerges in the splendid tapestry that is Europe.
[more]You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you will be my witnesses. (Acts 1:8)
[more]One of our children who is seven has always been attentive to the needs of others, especially to those of other children in the world.
[more]‘May they all be one’ (Jn17:21) was the theme of a mini Mariapolis at Liverpool Hope University on 11th May attended by about 80 people from the North West of England.
[more]It was a time when there wasn’t much work at our printing works and every day we asked the Eternal Father for clients.
[more]Images, impressions and testimonies of some of the 44 Genfest held in different countries around the world. First part: Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, Egypt, Jordan. Second part: Slovakia and Korea.
Genfest 2024, an international event promoted by the young people of the Focolare Movement, took place in Brazil in July and was attended by over 4,000 young people. Phase 1. Phases 2 and 3.
In this short excerpt, Chiara, in answering a question on the relationship with other religions, reveals the secret to building true universal fraternity: seeking what unites us in diversity.
The international interreligious conference “One Human Family”, promoted by the Focolare Movement, has just concluded with a pilgrimage of fraternity to Assisi.
The latest in the series of Bridging London Education events which began in 2008, took place on 14th May 2019 entitled “Climate Education”.
[more]Emmaus Maria Voce, president of the Focolare Movement, and Jesus Moran, co-president, have just come back from a visit to the Focolare community in Syria. You can read more in the posts below. Last summer Sylwia Machej and Patricia Batista, from the UK, took part to a “temporary Focolare” project in Homs.
Here is their first-hand report (courtesy of New City).
Our experience was that of the disciples on the road to Emmaus: after meeting with the Risen Lord, they returned together to the challenges of Jerusalem
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