Living in a New Way at Work and in the Family
WorldHis encounter with the Movement in Nigeria radically changed his way of facing daily life, from the choice of work to the use of money. The extraordinary at the heart of normality.
Stories - 2004
True Peace for Rwanda
World"Only the encounter with a new experience, which already lives reconciliation, can give the strength to generate forgiveness and thus peace." Fr. Pietro Tiboni on the situation in Rwanda.
Ecclesia in America? An Urgent Question
EncountersThe positive contribution of Hispanic culture to the Anglo-Saxon world and the Church’s challenge in serving the Hispanic presence: an interview with Mario Paredes.
Freedom as Ideal, Freedom as Ideology
EncountersTraces spoke with Jean Bethke Elshtain, the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics at the University of Chicago, prominent political philosopher and author of over 20 books.
The Family in Crisis
EncountersAn interview with Professor Robert Royal, President of the Faith and Reason Institute in Washington, DC, about the social benefits of the family and its breakdown today, and the central role of education.
Teaching in Indiana: Discovery of Unity
US, UK and MoreBefore encountering the Movement, this law professor at the University of Notre Dame, in the United States, felt as if his life were divided, his faith on one side and his daily life on the other. “What most struck me was seeing all of life as vocation.”
From Russia to Canada
US, UK and MoreCecilia tells of her encounter with John, her marriage, their move to Montréal, the births of their four children… and many other encounters, which opened their hearts and their home to a greater experience, beyond every measure.
Our Joy in a Situation of Despair
WorldFrom Uganda to Nigeria, a journey amongst communities of the Movement that includes university students, AVSI volunteers, and Memores Domini: A people at work, building, never giving up hope for salvation.
The Christian Challenge in the Bronx
US, UK and MoreWe offer the story of Father Carlos Acosta, a Uruguayan priest who has experienced the Movement as a road for living the priestly vocation amidst the people.
The Beginning of CLU at Columbia
US, UK and More"Now I'm following Him." The account of the birth of CLU at Columbia University, New York.
Rights Undiluted
US, UK and MoreProfessor at Cleveland–Marshall College of Law, Ohio, political analyst David Forte questions public awareness of the most fundamental values in society: human rights.
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Freetown. The Carpenter, the Child Jesus, and Mary
WorldThe story of Mohamed, one of the 57,000 ex-combatants who are trying to rebuild their lives, his attachment to Fr Bepi, apprenticeship as carpenter and… an unexpected child.