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A Free Heart
StoriesLiving with her sister, brother-in-law, and their new baby, Sofia discovers more of what it means to love.
Living with her sister, brother-in-law, and their new baby, Sofia discovers more of what it means to love.
The Boston and DC communities share their experience of preparing for the AVSI "Tent" Campaign.
Gaia shares her experience of preparing the AVSI "Tent" Campaign in Chicago with her friends.
Medical professionals gathered in November for the annual MedConference to reflect on the last year and to look ahead together.
Greg shares his experience of publishing the new English translation of The Meaning of Birth.
The letter below was sent from Matteo while traveling for a business trip. During his travels, he met new friends in the Oklahoma City community and was so moved by his encounter he wrote of it to his friend Enrico on his flight home.
Raffa shares her experience of the MN Beginning Day.
Friends share their experience of the Lower Midwest Beginning Day.
Fr. José Medina shares his experience of the NYC Beginning Day.
Jen brings her desire for unity--in her family and in her city--to the vacation. Here is what happened.
Faced with her husband's leukemia, Valentina finds herself on her knees, drawn into a dialogue in which everything is illuminated.
A few words of thanks.
When Leo loses his job, he reaches out to Ergon and gets paired with a "heavy-hitter." A story of concrete accompaniment.
Marina's experience of the Kansas vacation: "I went, full of boundless expectation."
A New Book Highlights Servant of God Enzo Piccinini's American connections.
Not knowing what to do for work in the pandemic, Sharon jumped into the heart of Ergon, with "unforeseen and fruitful" results.
Through Ergon Professional Hub, work becomes a way for what is read and discussed at School of Community to become concrete.
Free at last to go on vacation with her friends, Monica experiences nothing extraordinary but unexpected beauty.
In the work of planning the Pacific Northwest vacation, the goal is not to make a "carbon copy" of what came before.
Ten adults, two toddlers, and three babies in one house for four rainy days. In the moment she is tempted to give up, Laura begins to wake up.
Frustrated with Covid restrictions, Stephanie risks in conversation with her friends--and encounters an unexpected openness.