August 11, the liturgical feast of Saint Claire of Assisi, calls to mind both the first follower of Francis and Chiara Lubich. United by their love for God—despite living in different eras—these two great women share profound commonalities regarding the Christian message and the ability to transcend the conventions of their times.
The National Italian Catholic Newspaper, “Avvenire”, dedicated a feature article to the Focolare’s anniversary of 16th July 1949, which was celebrated in Fiera di Primiero, Italy.
Margaret Karram’s message for the 16th of July.
The Word of God is like a seed which bears fruit when received with an open heart and perseverance and when with it, we manage to overcome difficulties. Jesus invites us not only to listen to it and understand it, but above all to live it concretely every day.
Charity is a most important virtue; it is everything. It is good, therefore, that we make an immediate effort to put it into practice. To do that we need to know what makes it special.
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Reflections about the greatest Love of all.
Chiara Lubich describes the day she consecrated herself to God.
At a time when humanity is threatened by increasing violence and despair, that Pact can instil a new hope in us.
Jesús Morán, Co-President of the Focolare Movement, reflects on the years of his pontificate and highlights the “golden thread” that has woven his mission in guiding the Church.