EDITORIAL
The Jubilee door through which pilgrims will pass is a symbol of a personal encounter with Christ, the source of our salvation and our hope. The desire inspiring this convocation is that the Jubilee be for everyone an opportunity to rekindle hope.
Hence the Pope asks that in Rome and in the particular churches “special care should be taken to prepare priests and the faithful to celebrate the sacrament of Confession and to make it readily available in its individual form” (Spes non confundit).
FROM THE PRELATE
ABOUT ST. JOSEMARÍA
Remembering the 1974 Catechetical Trip to South America
NEWS
INITIATIVES
- First Be Do Care Meeting of the France-Belgium Region
- Centro Educativo Altair: Talk by a Young Man with Down Syndrome to High School Students (Seville, Spain)
- Serving the Aeta Indigenous Community (Zambales, Philippines)
- Pilgrimage to Torreciudad with Our Lady of Ngome (Johannesburg, South Africa)
- Pause by IFFD, a Digital Platform for Education and Family Life
A STUDY
A central concern of St. Josemaría’s teachings was his deep respect for people’s freedom, which led him to defend a wide-ranging pluralism in all areas of human activity. In the case of Catholics, this freedom is exercised within the doctrinal and moral guidelines provided by the Magisterium of the Church.
But his teachings in this regard can be blurred by the passage of time and the continuous change of social circumstances, which underlines the need to return to the principles on which he based his positions rather than to evaluate with current criteria the specific decisions he may have taken in the past.
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