On her way to her morning shift at the Jewish Hospital, Cristina listens to pieces from the collection of Spirito Gentil, from that moment a new awareness of her belonging emerges and marks her day

A conversation between Professor Stanley Hauerwas and Professor John Zucchi exploring Giussani’s text and its relevancy for our current cultural and political context in North America.

Is there a hope that does not depend solely on more favourable circumstances? How can the desire for a better future not be disappointed? The talk by Julián Carrón, president of the Fraternity of Communion and Liberation.

Towards the end of June, the situation with COVID-19 made it clear that the summer vacations normally held across Canada could no longer take place, a few friends in Toronto came together to share their desire and then propose an “alternate vacation.”

"The fact we cannot make the pilgrimage to Czestochowa has not erased the irreducible need that inspires it." Summer proposal for high school and college graduates.

Translations of Chapter 3 of Fr. Julián Carrón's book The brilliance in your eyes - What saves us from nothingness?

A group of GS students from Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa have been meeting on zoom every morning since the shutdown.This morning meeting has become a fundamental moment that sustains their days during the confinement.

"Asceticism is just this: that, in spite of everything, the request for the presence of Christ becomes familiar to us in every situation in life: to Christ, presence that saves"

Every year,the university students in CL (CLU) in Canada and the U.S. meet in Colorado for a CLU Vacation, but this year given the current situation, they participated instead in a “CLU Week” consisting of a series of beautiful meetings online.

The health crisis has paralyzed his language school. An employee asks him, "How can you wake up in the morning not knowing if it is going to end well?" To answer, Mauro remembers the time when he and Margaret slept on a bench…