Reclaiming Real Life
StoriesFriends engage in a dialogue on The Anxious Generation, starting from experience and not from fear
Friends engage in a dialogue on The Anxious Generation, starting from experience and not from fear
Remembering Cardinal Renato Martino, an old friend of Communion and Liberation to whom we owe gratitude and affection
“Each School of Community is about remembering that I am called, sent, to go on the mission of working on and discovering myself.”
Martino shares his experience of the North America Assembly recently held in Estes Park, CO
Friends in Columbus, OH host a presentation on The Risk of Education with the apostolic nuncio
Fear of losing freedom drives many conversations surrounding politics today. But what is “freedom”?
Broadening the horizon of “politics,” the New York City community hosted a panel discussion with Br. Luke Lapean, SJ and Dr. Elvira Parravicini.
An introduction to the November Book of the Month: The Relevance of the Stars by Msgr. Albacete
What can be discovered within a summer spent with children suffering from cancer?
Not knowing what to expect, friends from a small community in New Orleans attend the Houston Beginning Day
“A judgment requires that we value the Truth above all else, which necessitates staking a claim on the political and policy questions of the day.”
An excerpt from Cry of the Heart: On the Meaning of Suffering by Msgr. Lorenzo Albacete
Instead of answering my questions, I was invited to discover “the answer has a face and a voice.”
Fried chicken, Elvis Presley, and a Love that has no closure: a friend remembers Lorenzo Albacete
Surrounded by beauty, young friends gather for a weekend of camping and communion
A charitable work with Isaiah House in Evansville, IN is born and gives a new meaning to life.
A witness to the beauty of the DC vacation in West Virginia from a first-time attendee
An introduction to our Book of the Month for October: the liturgy as a window into the Eucharistic Revival
Children and families on the New York summer vacation become friends with Carlo Acutis
The youngest bishop of the United States, serving in the diocese of Columbus, Ohio, tells of his encounter with the movement and the choice of the episcopal motto "Veni per Mariam”
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.