Myanmar | What’s left after an earthquake
Earthquakes like the one in Myanmar can destroy so much, but faith, hope and charity must not crumble. Although…
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Fifty thousand in Trapani to remember mafia victims
From various parts of Italy, this year, on March 21, people gathered in Trapani for the XXX Day of Remembrance,…
Niger, between fragile happiness and desire for peace
On World Happiness Day, the account of Fr. Mauro Armanino, SMA missionary in Niger, between problems and hopes
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Jubilee of the World of Volunteering
Jubilee of Volunteers: A Celebration of Service and Hope
The Jubilee of the World of Volunteering took place on…
Murales por la Paz: art as a bridge between cultures and hope
The Murales por la Paz project is an initiative that combines art, mission and mercy in a work of great spiritual…
The voice of a pope, coming through loudly without shouting
During the evening of March 6, a brief audio message piped in from the Pope broke the silence in St. Peter's Square…
Pilgrims of hope
The director of Friendly Heart, Fr. Flavio Saleri, describes Lent as “a special time to kindle lights of justice…
Mercy and HOPE
A new column to explore some world issues in light of the Jubilee, declining the word “mercy”
I step out of the…
Training in the Works of Mercy in Schools: An Initiative of the Salesians and…
Fr Ghislain Makongo speaks to teachers about the Works of Mercy
The education of young people is a fundamental…
The Works of Mercy as a Sign of Hope in Suffering
We have left World Day of the Sick behind, but one question still revolves within us: can we hope while suffering?…