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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.
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The presentation of the book “Paradise ‘49”, Works of Chiara Lubich, Founder of the Focolare Movement, took place on 22 May 2026 at the Paul VI Hall at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome. Fr Fabio Ciardi’s words introduce us to the experience...
January 22 marks the anniversary of the birth of Chiara Lubich, Founder of the Focolare Movement. Today we share a short excerpt from a speech she delivered in Innsbruck (Austria) on November 9, 2001, during the “A Thousand Cities for Europe”...
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.
On the occasion of the Jubilee 2025, the Chiara Lubich Centre, together with the Historical Museum Foundation of Trentino have set up a permanent exhibition dedicated to Chiara Lubich, founder of the Focolare Movement. The exhibition was inaugurated...
On July 16th, 1949, Chiara Lubich and Igino Giordani made a "Pact of Unity." It was a spiritual experience that heralded in a period of light and special union with God.
Jekk tieħu f’idejk il-ktieb “Ngħixu l-Kelma” tiskopri li l-Kelma hi għajn ta’ barka, is-sewwa il-fidi, timla bit-tama, tkattar il-ferħ (...). Kif jgħid Papa Franġisku: “Il-Kelma turina min hu Alla, li għanda l-bniedem, tinfed ir-ruħ tagħna...
On the morning of 7 December 2023, Pope Francis received in audience Margaret Karram and Jesús Morán, President and Co-President of the Focolare Movement, together with Focolare General Council members and regional delegates, on the occasion of the...
On 7th December, Pope Francis will receive in audience the President of the Focolare Movement, Margaret Karram, together with those who are responsible for the Movement in the world.
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“My soul magnifies the Lord.” (Luke 1:46). In the first chapter of his Gospel, Luke presents us with the only passage in the New Testament in which the main characters are two women, Mary and Elizabeth.
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