“Repent, and believe in the Gospel” (Mk 1:15).
April 2008 Articles
Calle Giordani
By living CityLittle did Igino Giordani—great Italian statesman, writer and politician—imagine that a street, formerly known as 23rd in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, would one day bear his name.
Ecological Employment
By Lucia MartinezNew research introduced the surprising opportunities that the challenge of climate change offers new industries and employment.
Center of Brotherly Love
By Caterina RuggiuSince 1991, the Agape Health Center has brought something new to Vargem Grande in Brazil. Beyond carrying out its mission for patients, it has also become a central point for the cultural life of the city.
Companies With Wider Vision
By living CityMore than 750 businesses around the globe follow EoC guidelines and principles. Here are some of those operating in the U.S., Canada, Ireland, Australia and the Dominican Republic.
Achievable Ideals
By living CityIs it possible to work for the common good? A Filipino entrepreneur and banker shares how—even if you get kidnapped in the process.
EoC Interns
By living CityA new internship program at Economy of Communion businesses provides a hands-on education in solidarity and brotherhood in the workplace.
Word to the Interns
By living CityYouth comment on their participation in the new internship program at Economy of Communion businesses.
Charisms at Work in Economics
By Luigino BruniWe tend to overemphasize the institutional side of economics, underplaying key developments that originated from religious and civil inspirations
More Than Mere Material Gain
By Emilie ChristyThe Economy of Communion, a Focolare-inspired consortium of businesses, offers a unique demonstration of a free economy based on solidarity.
Cause for Joy
By Chiara LubichIn the Economy of Communion, lay people find a way to fulfill themselves completely and live consistently with their ideals.
The Gospel at Work
By living CityReaders share their experiences on how the miracle of Gospel-based love takes place in the workplace.
We Had Not Seen Each Other in 35 Years
By JoAnn RowleyThe Focolare spirituality of unity has many facets that reflect on family life. How could a family react to misunderstandings and difficult relationships?
Recognizing a Gift to the Wider Community
By living CityIreland’s president makes a point to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Focolare’s center Mariapolis Lieta.
My (Shrinking) Space
By Amy UelmenOnline chat rooms for kids present a virtual world with extremely limited room for authentic relationships. Are we all just surfing mere shadows of deeper needs—profound experiences of friendship, love, and acceptance?
A Worldwide Sports Relay
By Jim WebberThis year’s Run4Unity features more than 24 hours of coordinated activities across the globe to build peace and spread a spirit of brotherhood.
Bridging the Rift
By So Youn Rosa KimHere is an experience from one of my friends, proving once again that love can overcome all difficulties and be the strength we seek in our daily lives!
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