July 2009

What is the Economy of Communion in Freedom?

People-oriented businesses offer opportunities for new kinds of relationships.

A year for priests

Beginning in the 1950s, diocesan priests discovered in the charism of unity given to Chiara Lubich a spirituality that perfectly corresponds to their vocation as priests of the Catholic Church. Since then many others have recognized this spirituality as a response for the entire church.

Pointing to peace

Pointing to peace: Pope Benedict’s visit to the Holy Land addressed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, nurtured local Catholics and skirted an interfaith controversy.

CPA awards Living City

The Catholic Press Association recently recognized Living City with two awards.

Cooking with the sun

Nowadays $7 doesn’t buy much. Yet this small amount can drastically change the lives of entire families by providing a solar cooker for people who are currently dependant on wood for cooking.

Distributing profits

How EoC businesses share part of their earnings

Straight synergy

The EoC and the Sophia University Institute

Thoughts on the EoC

The EoC legacy of Chiara Lubich

Downsizing uncertainty

What love can do in a tight job market

Most precious gift

Relationships in a family, especially with in-laws, can present many opportunities to put love where there is no love. When disagreements are present, the Focolare spirituality of unity shows us how to take that suffering and transform it into love.

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