The Holy Week booklet
Current EventsThe texts and prayers that Fr. Giussani always proposed as an aid to live the Easter period.
Current Events - 2022 - Page 2
War and Mercy
Current EventsAlthough the scenario is different, we re-propose the words of Fr. Giussani on the war in Iraq (Corriere della sera, April 8, 2003), as a contribution to the judgment on the current situation in Ukraine.
Easter 2022: The video-poster
Current EventsThe words of the Pope and of Fr. Giussani accompany a photograph of the Way of the Cross of university students, led by the founder of CL in 1976.
CL with the Pope: No the war in Ukraine
Current EventsThe statement released by the movement regarding the conflict. "We are with all those who are working to stop the horror of this war. But how fragile is the desire for peace if it does not become a task, a daily responsibility."
Ukraine: March 2 Universal Day of Fasting for Peace
Current EventsThe Pope's appeal for the Day of Fasting on Ash Wednesday. And the statement of the Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, following the invasion.
“His whole existence radiated a real acquaintance with Christ”
Current EventsThe homily of Leo Cushley, Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, during Mass for the centenary of Fr. Giussani's birth. Tuesday, 22 February, Edinburgh.
Masses in Italy and around the world
Current EventsCelebrations for the centennial of Fr. Giussani's birth and the fortieth anniversary of the pontifical recognition of the Fraternity of Communion and Liberation.
Communication from Davide Prosperi
Current EventsThe words of the President of the Fraternity of Communion and Liberation, to the Movement (video conference from Milan, January, 19, 2022).
The rhythm of the mystery
Current EventsAn excerpt from the National Seminar of Families for Hospitality, during which a dialogue was held with theologian Javier Prades.
The “smart” era and the need for contact
Current Events“Does the insistence of the Christian tradition on the salvific value of the flesh still make any sense? And if so, why? On the Feast of the Epiphany recently celebrated, we meet three characters.” Prosperi's article from Corriere della Sera.