
"Why are men so afraid?"
StoriesSimone’s witness of his time with the sisters of Mother Teresa sheds a new light on the cultural phenomenon of fearing each other that is spreading across the US.
Simone’s witness of his time with the sisters of Mother Teresa sheds a new light on the cultural phenomenon of fearing each other that is spreading across the US.
Friends from across the Southeast gather in South Carolina for a diaconia, helping each other to judge with a more human criteria.
Inviting the NYC CL community to present an exhibit on Fr. Giussani at his parish, Don Luigi shares what this experience was for him and for his parish community.
CLU students spoke with Giacomo Pizzi to learn more about his work for Pro Terra Sancta in Aleppo.
Patrick and Nancy share their experience of speaking to high school students in Portland.
CLU students in Washington, DC host a panel discussion on The Religious Sense.
On May 2 The Religious Sense was presented in Milan. Here is a 1998 speech by Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the then Archbishop of Buenos Aires, during a meeting on the book in the Argentine capital.
Traveling to Atlanta for work, Steve meets the CL community and Alvin, who shared with him the specific moment when he “first bumped into Christ”.
Marco recounts his encounter with CL and his recent step to enroll in the Fraternity of Communion and Liberation.
War in neighboring Ukraine, welcoming migrants, the value of life. The three central themes of Pope Francis' trip to Hungary, in the heart of the Old Continent. Here is his address to the authorities upon his arrival in Budapest.
Provoked by the New York Encounter dialogue on diversity, some friends continued the conversation in the following months and share here their attempt to judge DEI.
An interview with Brandon Vaidyanathan about his “Beauty at Work” podcast.
The witness of an Easter celebration that “announces and shows the beauty of His friendship in our lives”.
Communities throughout the country gathered on Good Friday to witness to the Event that saves.
“The gaze of love can be transformative. It is Christ who breaks the prison bars and sets us free.” Bishop Earl of Columbus reflects on the Resurrection in light of his recent experience.
“The posters serve a pedagogical purpose and, in fact, some of them can form us in ways that we only see, understand, and verify in time.”
A morning full of hope, a path ahead: Friedrich's painting “Easter Morning” on the CL Easter poster. Luca Doninelli discusses the painting in the April issue of Tracce.
A month after the New York Encounter, curators of the exhibit on Enzo Piccinini share their experience of this work they did together.
Karina, a senior at Notre Dame, shares her experience of a summer trip with Wonder and the discoveries she made along the way.
Struck by two of the nominated films, Jonathan sees in both the theme of “discovering our eternal longing to recover our humanity.”
A Knights group is born in Boston; Andre shares what is happening.