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Three women take on human trafficking

Three women take on human trafficking

Diana, Argia and Jane donate their time every day to help other women escape the repulsive phenomenon of human trafficking and slavery. Their stories were told for this year’s International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking.

DialogUE Project: Practicing the Art of Dialogue

DialogUE Project: Practicing the Art of Dialogue

Immerse yourself in the sense of dialogue and confront each other in order to be able to live it concretely every day. This is the main objective of the 8 webinars promoted by the project “DialogUE: Diverse Identities ALlied  Open to Generate a United Europe”. A way to deepen and grasp the beauty of this art, open to all.

Giulio and Pina: falling in love again, day after day

Loving each other in marriage is a great challenge. It means getting lost in each other’s paths, sharing life, sowing patiently and reaping the fruits; it means choosing each other every day even when we do not recognize each other, if necessary, learning to slow down to keep up with each other.

Peru: Feliciano, a new guest of the “Hogarcito”

Peru: Feliciano, a new guest of the “Hogarcito”

La missione dell’Hogarcito “Chiara Lubich”, il Centro per Anziani nella foresta amazzonica peruviana,  è quella di  accompagnare gli anziani e coloro che vivono la malattia. Un luogo dove il servizio è mosso dall’amore, dove si trovano persone che fanno del bene, capaci di mettere tutto nelle mani di Dio.

Synod in Europe, a new way of being Church 

Synod in Europe, a new way of being Church 

The primacy of listening, a shared journey open to dialogue and encounter, the challenges of secularization, of lasting peace, of welcoming the many diversities of humanity are at the centre of this phase. Margaret Karram, President of the Focolare is one of the participants at the European Synodal Continental Assembly. 

Mariapolis in the Holy Land: vocation to community  

Being a community is more than just being together.It means responding to a call to build: giving life to a family sustained by the Word and meeting each other. Here, in this video, is what some people who participated in the Mariapolis of the Holy Land last July told us.

Living the Gospel: becoming instruments in the hands of God

One of the greatest sufferings for human beings is to feel worthless when faced with the realities of life, to accept that at times we cannot do anything. To be an instrument in God’s hands means to make ourselves available, rediscover our own value in letting someone else do something, and learn the art of entrusting ourselves to others.

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