The wellspring of our friendship

Message to the entire movement from Davide Prosperi following the Jubilee of Ecclesial Movements, Associations and New Communities (June 7-8, 2025)

"Peace be with you all!"

In his first greeting after being elected pope, Leo XIV echoed the words Jesus spoke to his disciples after the Resurrection. Read the June issue of Traces

Macerata-Loreto. Prosperi's message

“Your gesture is precious. We must ask Mary to be like her, 'daughter of her Son': we must ask her for the grace to be truly free.” The words of the President of the Fraternity to the participants of the pilgrimage

Rome. Life is a promise

The Pentecost Vigil with Pope Leo XIV last Saturday, followed by Mass the next morning. Tens of thousands of people filled St. Peter's Square for the Jubilee of movements, associations, and new communities

Oxford. True companionship, Solitude, and Belonging

Is it possible to find, even in the deepest solitude, a place of meaningful companionship and true encounter? The second edition of the Oxford Convergence
Cicely Saunders (Photo: wikimedia commons)

You matter

An exhibition on Cicely Saunders, the founder of palliative care, was proposed for this year's Oxford Convergence: "Cicely is more alive than ever, and she has given each of us something different over the past months"
Oxford (Photo: wikimedia commons)

The Gift Everyone Is Waiting For

Miriam shares her experience of volunteering and organising the Oxford Convergence, and the curiosity of the guests: "In seeing others encounter that truth, I was able to look at all our efforts with a new tenderness"

"Nothing can stay the same"

Kathy attended the Fraternity Spiritual Exercises for the first time. Her reflections and what she learnt: "More than being told how important it is to understand, I think perhaps I have come to know and to believe that I am loved."
Maria Ubiali's address at Corpus Christi College, Oxford

Imagination, creativity, and faith

Imagination, creativity, and faith from the perspective of a scientist: "Prayer springs from the consciousness of the wonders of creation, an entreaty that our work as scientists may be part of God’s continuous creation act."