As part of United World Week activities, the collection for the Dare to Care initiative was donated to the Daughters of the Sacred Heart. This religious community was founded in Malta in 1903, and is now also present in India, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Philippines, Italy and USA.
Upon seeing this title, you might ask: What is this initiative? Who is behind it? This initiative is rooted in that harmony which is communion—something we are all called to live out.” Article published in the Maltese newspaper ‘Il-Leħen’, 23 April 2023.
This time round the donated goods will be in support of the St Theresa Home in Nigret, Zurrieq, and will be distributed as part of the United World Week activities during the first week of May.
The emergency situation in the disaster-hit regions of Pakistan, caused by excessive flooding due to severe torrential rains, cannot leave us indifferent especially since we’ve had the possibility of hearing more about it first-hand through a Pakistani focolarina visiting Malta. Interview with Rubina Ashiq.
An extract from a letter of Chiara Lubich to Nikkyo Niwano, founder of the Buddhist organization Risshō Kōsei Kai. She invites each one of us to have the right relationship with the environment.
Sandra Cortis interviews Glenn Bugeja, one of the main protagonists of the “Dare to Care” project in Malta
From the sharing of material goods to offering spiritual and emotional support, all efforts seem a drop in the ocean of the Covid-19 tragedy in India. Yet local communities continue to go ahead with faith in God and mutual trust.
A friend of ours from the Fraternity of Charles de Foucauld relates this experience.
Experiences lived during the worldwide pandemic.
Experiences relating to the covid-19 situation we are living.