What does it take to be #InTimeForPeace?
Taken from Chiara Lubich’s the speech given on the occasion of the conferral of the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education (Paris, December 17, 1996).
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The testimony of those who face social challenges by rediscovering the potential of the Internet. Some initiatives supporting those who are alone or in situations of poverty.
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Supportive actions, mutual help, prayer and sharing generated by the Focolare communities all over the world.
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Chiara Lubich on unity
Universal Brotherhood
What does it take to be #InTimeForPeace?
Cast all our worries on God
Make yourself one
“I have married God”
A solemn “pact”
Generating peace
Peacemakers
“If you say so, I will lower the nets”
Making the world new
Love everyone, exclude no one
For one universal family
Champions of unity
Our goal: a united world
Let’s rekindle love
Set love in motion
Marco Tecilla, the first focolarino: a life of light and radical commitment
Keys to dialogue
Remembering Cardinal Miloslav Vlk, Archbishop of Prague
Going beyond suffering
It’s Christmas
One drop at a time
Jesus Forsaken and the united world