Today, I am referring to communication that leads to communion, creating in us a deeper appreciation of both the message and the messenger. It allows us to reflect on what we have heard or seen, and to respond in a relational way. It best expresses who we are, and honors the sacred in the other.
Bishop José Ignacio Munilla Aguirre knows first-hand the challenge of evangelizing young men and women. He was not...
Emmaus and the art of accompaniment addresses the question "what does it mean to mentor youth" and the opening talk of...
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