Mutual love, schooled by the Trinity-Part4
The Focolare’s key point on “love that is reciprocal,” Part 4: how to build real relationships that mirror the Trinity here on Earth.
April 2014 Articles Archive
Fulfilled years
Abraham, Simeon, Naomi and Sarah — the elderly of the Bible are carriers of light and hope, bringing fruits that are important for society.
In over my head
From assistance at the food pantry to friendship: an important step.
Not because I had to
Taking up the challenge of each moment — a way to live an undivided life…
Striving to involve others
Does our lifestyle have an impact on the way we are teaching? Certainly! Therefore, even if we cannot talk about our faith in school, the choice of God lived in professional life can be a privileged way to bear witness and to transmit Gospel values. Christian Kewitsch, an orchestra director in a school in Hamburg, Germany, shares how he found his way to do so.
Pioneer in Jewish-Christian dialogue
Remembering Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkranz (1926 - 2014): He spent his life for reconciliation and mutual understanding
Sharing the cookie money
Being the new one in class is not easy, especially if someone picks on you! Sam found a way to face this challenge that worked…
No one is a foreigner, really
If we are all brothers and sisters, we can love everyone, without holding back: Focolare founder Chiara Lubich shares her vision of being one family — worldwide
The true meaning of Easter
Slovakian traditions for a special breakfast: an Easter cheese with a lot of eggs
Living in insecurity
Immigrating without legal documents: Why a family overstayed their student visa and remained in the U.S.
What do you call them?
The importance of wording in recognizing the myriad of circumstances in which people come to a new country
Competitors or neighbors?
Why do immigrants come illegally? And do they use our resources without paying for them? An immigration lawyer offers some reflections on common questions about immigrants
Best of both worlds
What is it like growing up with more than one culture? Some young Canadians share their life and their experience of integrating different cultural value systems.