The world of health poses numerous challenges to the Church community. When seen as appeals launched by God and addressed appropriately, these challenges offer an opportunity to communicate, with creative faithfulness, the message of the redemptive love of Christ not
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By Angelo Scola Cooking is specific to the human family and eating food together is one of the high moments of shared living. Every tradition and every culture receives a value and a taste from it that ‘nourishes’ the person
Fr. Alfredo M. Tortorella At Building 15 of the Frederick II University Polyclinic of Naples on Tuesday 15 June, as a result of the initiative of a lecturer in ophthalmology, Dr. Paolo Lepre, a special lesson was given to students
In response to a request made by a Camillian ‘brother’ in order to prepare for a conference on the identity of a religious ‘brother’, our archives produced for us a valuable text which was written thirty-six years ago but which
An exchange of e-mails led almost by chance – I believe providentially! – to my meeting Sister Nadine Tenace, a French woman religious, even though her surname indicates her Italian origins. She is a member of the Congregation of Notre
Download here the Newsletter in PDF THE LONG MARCH We have dedicated the cover of this Newsletter n. 14 to the team of the Camillian Task Force (CTF) which is working in the emergency provoked by the earthquake in Nepal
Country: Nepal Location: The districts of Kathmandu, Gorkha and Dolakha. Beneficiaries: The most vulnerable families who have lost their homes because of the earthquake and children who are orphans. The Nature of the Project To assure to that part of the population that
Andrea Cardone, Quando l’amore prega, pp. 128-129 Spread out on a pile of cushions, which helped his difficult breathing – writes Fr. Degli Angeli, who was close to Nicolino during his last night – white, with large black eyes, made
Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today we consider one of the conditions common to all families, namely, illness. Many times in the Gospels Jesus meets the sick and heals them. His desire to cure suffering is a central part of his
A year in the company of the Good Samaritan. Indeed, it is the icon of mercy – which refers to the famous passage from the gospel narrated by Luke – that forms the background to the celebrations that have been
7 June 1694: the date of the death of the most worthy Fr. Carlo Solfi da Monreale, a historian of the Order and the author of a textbook on the Ministers of the Sick A few years after the
Giovanni Papini wrote that ‘to heal the sick, medicines are not enough, you need love, that is to say the high temperature of the soul. Fever against fever, spirit against flesh. That is what St. Camillus did’. Put together on
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