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Reflections on the Eucharistic mystery
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“Filled with early Christian wisdom and compelling contemporary stories, Stuart Squires has written an edifying and winsome Catechism on the fruits of the Eucharist.“
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This book examines what some of the most prominent voices of Christianity's distant past have taught about the Eucharist including Ambrose, Basil the Great, Gregory of Nyssa, John Chrysostom, Jerome, and Augustine of Hippo.
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12 questions Muslims ask Christians most frequently about faith and practice.
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Deepest and most personal thoughts of St. Faustina Kowalska
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Towards New and Surprising Horizons
The contribution of the Focolare Movement to the Synodal Journey
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Together We Can Make a Difference
My Experience at the Mariapolis of Shropshire, the summer gathering of the Focolare in Great Britain
Living City Magazine
To paradise and back — Part 2
Focolare founder Chiara Lubich had an extraordinary experience during the summer of 1949. Living City is now publishing a series of texts written by the Italian theologian Fr. Fabio Ciardi, OMI explaining the meaning and impact of these writings called Paradise ’49.
Living City Magazine
The Story of Chiara and the Focolare (1943-1944)
Yes, Forever: A total gift of self, the name “Chiara,” a choice of God who is love, and understanding God’s will
Living City Magazine
The Story of Chiara and the Focolare (1945-1948)
The birth of the first Focolare, a visit to Rome, and meeting Igino Giordani
Living City Magazine
Grow in faith this Lent
“Many people have a custom of giving up something for Lent. Is giving up sweets or alcohol the best way to live the Lenten season? What do you do for Lent?”
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Journeying Together: A Demanding but Beautiful Art
Like the twelve, we too “learn” to live Jesus in the exchange of our gifts, of our vocations, of our differences.
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Decolonization and Religion: Indigenous spiritualities contain seeds of the Word
I acknowledge with gratitude and respect that I reside on the traditional, ancestral and unceded lands of the Kwikwetlem First Nation, a Coast Salish People.
