Grateful for online, but it’s not the same
“With the streaming of beautiful online Masses due to Covid-19, some people don’t feel the need to participate in person anymore. How does the Church see this dilemma?” A. H.
June 2021 Articles Archive
Vietnamese Spring rolls
A Culinary Institute of America graduate shares his skills to continue a tradition
Sparks of the infinite... on the bus
A bus driver helps a woman see the beauty in each person
Covid calls for creativity
A psychologist discusses how to cope with pandemic stress and family options
Serving those on the frontlines
How people in the Philippines faced the challenges of the pandemic
Cleaning house and heart
Children across the country and around the world learn the Gospel-based Art of Loving, which helps them put the Gospel into practice. Here’s what the mother of Leticia Messias, 5, from Hyde Park, New York, shared about how her daughter lived the culture of giving.
Our neighborhood as one big family
How a family in Germany sparked a bridge-building Christmas activity, even with Covid restrictions
The alternative revolution of the 1960s
The birth of the Gen Movement, Project Africa, and a new life blossoming
So much love behind each cookie
Children across the country and around the world learn the Gospel-based Art of Loving through the Cube of Love program. Here’s what Andrea Guimaraes, who helps run children’s programs at Mariapolis Luminosa in Upstate New York, shared about how they lived “love everyone” during this time of pandemic.
A game of trust
In the end, I had exactly the amount that was needed
How love is like light
Focolare founder in a conversation with people active in different fields of society, on the source of a collective spirituality
