The art of letting go
A mother journeys with her addict son. Here’s her story
June 2019 Articles Archive
The mystery of who we are
A physicist native from Brazil receives 2019’s Templeton Prize
Digital distraction
Should cellphones be allowed at schools, or are they better banned?
It takes a village
An interfaith group works together to open an elementary school in remote Zambia
When you’re loved by someone, you cannot hate them
Children across the country and around the world learn the Gospel-based Art of Loving through the Cube of Love program. Here’s how Noah Kim, 10, and his mother Doris, tried to put into practice the phrase “Love your enemy.”
Led by the Spirit
Throughout the Focolare, special attention is being given this year to one of the points of its spirituality, the presence of the Holy Spirit. In order to encourage young people and help them be more aware of the presence and action of the Holy Spirit in their lives, Focolare founder Chiara Lubich went over the words of the hymn “Come Holy Spirit” with a group.
Torn between help and hard choices
Two recent movies depict addiction and how it affects family relationships
The road to recovery
A substance abuse counselor gives an overview of addiction and possible treatment
Never by force
“A lot of people claim that religious conflicts are responsible for wars and terrorism. Can any violence in the name of faith be legitimate? Even the crusaders killed in the name of religion…” J. G.
