A dark yet luminous night
The first Focolare in Rome, “Paradise ’49”, meeting former Prime Minister De Gasperi and Pasquale Foresi
The first Focolare in Rome, “Paradise ’49”, meeting former Prime Minister De Gasperi and Pasquale Foresi
The first Focolare in Rome, “Paradise ’49”, meeting former Prime Minister De Gasperi and Pasquale Foresi
The birth of the first Focolare, a visit to Rome and meeting Igino Giordani
A total gift of self, the name “Chiara,” a choice of God who is love, and understanding God’s will
A total gift of self, the name “Chiara,” a choice of God who is love, and understanding God’s will
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich and her closest friends experienced something extraordinary during the summer of 1949. Living City is featuring a series by the Italian theologian Fr. Fabio Ciardi, OMI, who explains the meaning and impact of her writings about “Paradise ’49.” Part 12 (and last) features designing the Focolare Movement’s future structure, a new reality in the Church, based on this experience.
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich and her friends experienced something extraordinary during the summer of 1949. Living City is featuring a series by the Italian theologian Fr. Fabio Ciardi, OMI, who explains the meaning and impact of her writings about “Paradise ’49.” Part 11 features a proposal for journeying together — a continuation and innovation in the life of the Church.
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich and her friends experienced something extraordinary during the summer of 1949. Living City is featuring a series by the Italian theologian Fr. Fabio Ciardi, OMI, who explains the meaning and impact of her writings about “Paradise ’49.” Part 10 features her understanding of the Church revealed throughout the centuries — a magnificent garden in which the words of God blossom.
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich shows how the presence of Jesus has influenced all our endeavors
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich and her friends experienced something extraordinary during the summer of 1949. Living City is featuring a series by the Italian theologian Fr. Fabio Ciardi, OMI, who explains the meaning and impact of her writings about “Paradise ’49.” Part 9 features the “descent” from paradise and a gaze of love on the city of Rome.