The eleventh edition of the Genfest has just come to its end. The 6,000 young people present, from more than 100 countries worldwide, launched their project: “Pathways Pathways for a United World”: ways and means of bringing individuals and people together to contribute building fraternal relationships in the fields of economy, justice, politics, environment, intercultural and interreligious dialogue.
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Young people, aged 17-30, will meet in the Philippines this summer to advocate that a united world is an ideal worth living for.
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That’s how the light gets in: summer gathering in Dungarvan will underline fraternity and finding meaning in suffering.
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Seeds of fraternity from around the world: video news from Paraguay that shows how small and concrete acts can change someone’s life
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We all belong to a family. Families come in all shapes and sizes. There can be wonderful moments in family but none of us can say our family is perfect!
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Journey towards Christian unity is progressing but people need to be more aware of its forward momentum, says authority on ecumenism.
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Ireland rejoices and is represented at the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Fontem in the Cameroons.
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Solemn celebrations in Fontem, from 14 to 17 December 2016, to mark the end of the year of thanksgiving announced by Msgr. Andrew Nkea, Bishop of Mamfe.
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