"What Surprises Me, Says God, Is Hope"

The booklet of the Spiritual Exercises of the Fraternity of Communion and Liberation.
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Why this House?

A charitable work with Isaiah House in Evansville, IN is born and gives a new meaning to life.

This summer, my School of Community began charitable work with Isaiah House, a home for children entering foster care while they are waiting on a placement. The house supports social workers as well as foster families, a mission that is close to the heart...

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Becoming Like Children

Surrounded by beauty, young friends gather for a weekend of camping and communion

There were 22 Parents and 37 Kids, which is, for someone like me, (jokingly) hell on earth! However, to my surprise, it was not only a beautiful experience for both of my kids (which was my hope), but also for me! Returning to the memory of that great wee...

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Living the Liturgy

An introduction to our Book of the Month for October: the liturgy as a window into the Eucharistic Revival

“Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come into his house and dine with him, and he with me.” (Revelation 3:20) Last year while I was working as a hospital chaplain, I was struck by a painting of ...

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"Left Feeling More Peaceful"

A witness to the beauty of the DC vacation in West Virginia from a first-time attendee

It was my family’s first time at a CL vacation. We didn’t know what to expect, but had heard that the resort was in the mountains of West Virginia, so we were all for it! I was introduced to CL by my dear friend, Jackie Aldrette. At Jackie’s invitation, m...

This and the other images accompanying the article (reproduced here in some details) are part of Vasantha Yogananthan's special project Fleuve Fauve, made in 2016/17 photographing people and the seasons along the Loire (© Vasantha Yogananthan)
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EDUCATION. ALL WITHIN A GAZE

The crisis of an entire generation. The fear of adults. And the path to a “total” and “living” educational relationship. From the September issue of Tracce, notes from a dialogue with Franco Nembrini and Matteo Severgnini.

FRANCO NEMBRINI: Years ago I hosted a boy with psychological difficulties, to whom God had given the gift of an extraordinary ability to intuit the nature of things. One night at dinner, he said to me, “Franco, do you know what a sweater is?” I said, “Yes...