A life that is narrated

The international magazine of Communion and Liberation. Every two months, it features stories and faces from the life of the Movement, along with a unique perspective on major current events
Pope Leo XIV greeting the crowds in St. Peter's (© Catholic Press Photo))

The pope of unity and mission

Leo XIV as described by Monsignor GiovanninPaccosi, who met him in Peru: “As a bishop, he valued everyone. He goes to the heart of faith–the encounter with Christ–in embracing everyone, especially those on the margins”
The Fahmi Al-Jarjawi School, in Gaza City, destroyed by shelling (©Ansa-Abaca/Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua)

“Stop the war”

Vatican News interview with Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin: “An end to the bombardments and for the necessary aid to reach the population.” And an immediate truce in Ukraine “to end the devastation”
 Leo XIV in St. Peter's Square (©Ansa/Angelo Carconi) Leo XIV in St. Peter's Square (©Ansa/Angelo Carconi)

Jubilee of Movements. Prosperi's message

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)
Students from the Padre Francisco da Motta school

Brazil. A School for Matheus

Rita Rocha, a pedagogue, tells the story of an unexpected friendship with a boy searching for God. And the beginning of the adventure in a school born in one of the most challenging favelas of Rio de Janeiro
'Sower at Sunset' by Vincent van Gogh, 1888, Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo (©Wikimedia Commons)

The Sower and that “high yellow note”

The sun dominates the Van Gogh painting referenced in Pope Leo’s first Wednesday audience: “It warms the clods of earth and makes the seed ripen.”
Rémi Brague, Professor Emeritus at the Sorbonne in Paris and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich (© Francesca Mantovani/Gallimard/opale.photo/Mondadori Portfolio)

Rémi Brague. False Europe

“The commotion around a rearmament could serve as a smokescreen to hide a central uncertainty. Before finding the means of defense, we need to ask the fundamental question: What exactly are we trying to defend?” A conversation with Professor Rémi Brague