“CARO CARDO SALUTIS”
Translations of Chapter 3 of Fr. Julián Carrón's book The brilliance in your eyes - What saves us from nothingness?
The fragility of existence and the "bubble" in which we lived. Then, "an unforeseen and unforeseeable interruption of reality, wearing the face of the coronavirus." In this ebook, Carrón describes how this "dizzying time" offers us a great possibility.
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“Anticipation of vacation is evidence of the will to live; for just this reason it must not be ‘vacation’ from oneself. Then summer will not be an interruption or a postponement of taking life seriously.” (June 5, 1964)
The experience of the volunteers at One City Mission, who provide companionship to homeless people so that “the whole city experiences the human.” From the June issue of Traces, a story born of an encounter, shaped by the Franciscan brothers of the Bronx.
>Read about it here
It will not be the usual summer–that is for certain. In the age of the pandemic, habits have been uprooted all over the place, one after another...
“Restart.” ...but in the end it is the word that best expresses the urgent need to keep walking.
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Download Fr. Julian's SoC notes
of June 17, 2020
