The hematologist Masao Tomonaga, a survivor of the Nagasaki explosion, has dedicated his life to studying and treating the effects of nuclear radiation. “They are inhuman weapons. Peace depends on what is in our thoughts”
Molly provides an account of how she met the movement of Communion and Liberation through a colleague at work and rediscovered Christ and her own belonging in the Church.
Jonathan considers American history in all its complexity from the vantage point of friendship within the community at the recent Tri-State CL Family Vacation.
Julie, a mother of young children, recounts her days attending the Lower Midwest Family Vacation in Tennessee, which was dominated by the experience of offering.
An interview with Pier Paolo Bellini on the 2025 publication of his book, co-authored with Chiara Piccinini, Dearest Friend: Enzo Piccinini in his own words and in the stories of those who knew him (Human Adventure Books, Feb. 1, 2025).
“At Pentecost, Mary, the Apostles, and the disciples with them received a Spirit of unity, which forever grounded in the one Lord Jesus Christ, all their diversity.”
The words of the President of the Fraternity of CL on the eve of the pilgrimage to Rome for the Jubilee of Movements, Associations and New Communities (June 7-8, 2025)
Fr. Marcos Ballena Renteira, former rector of the seminary in Chiclayo, talks about his relationship with Robert Francis Prevost, his friend who became pope, and of his friendship with the local CL community
Davide Prosperi’s words: “Joy and gratitude for the election of Pope Leo XIV. We pray that Christ grant His Vicar His light and strength, and we reaffirm our complete readiness to tirelessly serve him and the whole Church”
Miriam shares her experience of Encounter Tampa Bay: “My original plan was not an act of love, it was viewing humanity as something that needed to be fixed.”