‘When You’re Certain, You’re Open’: New York Encounter Looks at All of Reality With Eyes of Faith
The annual Communion and Liberation-sponsored event was inspired by the question posed by the Psalmist, ‘Who am I that you care for me?’
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New York Encounter Kicks Off This Weekend: Highlights and How to Watch
Organized by Communion and Liberation, this year's event includes Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop Borys Gudziak, Diane Foley, and a special tribute to Benedict XVI, among others.
Pope Francis to Communion and Liberation: ‘Preserve the Unity’
Followers of the ecclesial movement traveled from more than 60 countries for the encounter in St. Peter’s Square Oct. 15 with the Holy Father, who acknowledged that the movement has been in a period of transition.
New York Encounter: Following ‘This Urge for the Truth’
In the words of Servant of God Father Luigi Giussani, the founder of Communion and Liberation, the Encounter exists to help people ‘live the real intensely.’
Father Julián Carrón Resigns as President of Communion and Liberation
The 71-year-old was re-elected president of Communion and Liberation for another six years in March 2020.
Pope Francis Appoints Delegate to Oversee Communion and Liberation’s Consecrated Laity
Archbishop Filippo Santoro of Taranto, Italy, will temporarily assume the governance of the association “in order to safeguard its charism and preserve the unity of the members,” the Vatican announced Sept. 24.
‘When Reality Hits’— New York Encounter Wants Us to Take What Happened Last Year Seriously
This year’s version of the annual Catholic event will be livestreamed via YouTube from Feb. 12-14.
Vatican Appoints Canonist to Look Into Communion and Liberation’s Lay Association
Jesuit Father Gianfranco Ghirlanda will oversee the investigation of Memores Domini, which was established in 1964.
Father Carron Re-Elected as President of Communion and Liberation
Fr. Carron has expressed his closeness to the fraternity’s members who are on the “frontlines” in fighting the coronavirus, such as doctors and nurses, and to those who are sick or whose loved ones have died.
