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Their tremendous joy - Part III
By living CityAfter the Second Vatican Council, the concept of holiness widened, and a large number of lay people were beatified or proclaimed saints. People could see in them examples of holiness in ordinary life.
Their tremendous joy - Part II
By living CityAfter the Second Vatican Council, the concept of holiness widened, and a large number of lay people were beatified or proclaimed saints. People could see in them examples of holiness in ordinary life.
Their tremendous joy
By living CitySome christians give a special witness with their lives that can be an example of holiness in ordinary life and a source of light for many
Ordinary, extraordinary life
By Christine KellyCarrying the name — and the ideals — of the Focolare founder, 18-year-old Chiara Luce Badano lived out her faith, loving until the end
True celebrity
By living CityDr. Lawrence Carter is a prominent figure with 30 years’ worth of accolades to his name, and a man who has proven his love for humankind.
Putting himself aside for others
By Maria DalgarnoProfessor, chemist, violinist, even dishwasher. Remembering Pepe Palad, a Volunteer of God
Father Joe’s search
By living CityFocolare’s beginnings in Chicago trace back to Fr. Joe Scopa who met Chiara Lubich and her spirituality in 1955. The Gospel lifestyle he found was the inspiring spark for today’s Focolare community in the Midwest
A Road of Hope
By living CityA new documentary on the life of the late Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan reveals him to be a powerful beacon of hope.
Clear Light to Follow
By living CityEighteen years after her 18 years of life, Focolare’s Chiara Luce Badano was proclaimed venerable by Pope Benedict XVI.



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