“Dilexit nos”: That humble and stubborn faith
Current EventsA “hymn” to true religiosity, to the “encounter of our small heart with the wounded Heart of Christ.” Luca Doninelli reads Pope Francis' encyclical
A “hymn” to true religiosity, to the “encounter of our small heart with the wounded Heart of Christ.” Luca Doninelli reads Pope Francis' encyclical
The Beginning Day was held for the first time in the Central American country. The community responsible: “So many questions have opened up. What am I called to?”
The text of the meeting at the Rimini Meeting with Davide Prosperi, President of the Fraternity of CL, Andrea Dellabianca, President of the Cdo, and Giuseppe Frangi, journalist at Vita.
Trump's victory, the unprecedented mosaic of communities and minorities –including a good portion of Catholics – who voted for him, and the new face of the United States.
Mishy Harman is Jewish, and Federica Sasso is Catholic: a unity that is reflected in their way of looking at things and at work, telling the stories of everyone’s struggles. Their story in the October issue of Tracce.
A group of university students in Valencia are helping clean up areas devastated by the flood. “Where do you come from, Heaven?” Here is their testimony.
The conclusion of the Synod. Pope Francis' address in which he explains why an apostolic exhortation will not be published: in the final document “there are already highly concrete indications in the Document that can be a guide for the mission."
From Uganda to Ecuador to support the hope of young people and those challenged by war and violence. The launch of the AVSI Tents campaign with a speech by Davide Prosperi.
Pope Francis' new Encyclical “Dilexit nos” on the human and divine love of the Heart of Jesus.
Tom, the President of the Christopher Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture wrote a piece on how the public square would benefit from approaching dialogue from the point of view of Monsignor Luigi Giussani.
The figure and legacy of Lorenzo Albacete ten years after his death. A refined theologian, his “Chestertonian” irony, and a father to many, who prophesised the crisis of American society.
The great American writer who gave the title to this year’s Rimini Meeting, as recounted by Stas’ Gawronski, author and TV host. From the October issue of Tracce.
He Li's journey in search of the essential. Fed up with everything around him, he set out in pursuit of beauty in the companionship of the Renaissance painter. Until he encountered the Christian community in Rimini.
A new book on AI places morality and ethics at the centre of its reflection on the latest revolution in data science. The author moved recently to Sydney and found a receptive audience for this new approach.
Notes from the Beginning Day of the adults of Communion and Liberation of the Lombardy Region, Italy. Notes from the words by Francesco Cassese and Davide Prosperi.The testimony of Hussam Abu Sini is also available online.
Franz Jägerstätter was put to death by the Nazis for refusing to enlist. What does his testimony tell us today? A dialogue with Father Emmanuele Silanos, among the curators of the exhibition at the Rimini Meeting.
Fifteen years ago the website “Scritti di Luigi Giussani” went online, which collects nearly 5000 texts by the founder of CL in multiple languages. Today, Giussani would have turned 102.
The principal of Luigi Giussani Primary School in Kampala, Uganda at the G7 summit. Orphaned, she was supported by AVSI and now devotes herself to her students: “Education is walking together to discover the meaning of life.”
The Pope's visit was a provocation, not only for Catholics. It reopened questions even among non-believers who sang in the choir and were deeply marked by the visit.
The words of the Cardinal Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem for the prayer vigil one year after the October 7 terrorist attacks.
CL joins in the recitation of the Rosary on Sunday, October 6, and the day of prayer and fasting on Monday, October 7, called by the Pope. Prosperi: “Let us pray to Our Lady that she may obtain from God what seems to be impossible for man.”