“Ours is an apostolate of life: we present Christ simply trying to live according to his teachings.”

—  Ilario Antoniazzi

The challenge of an ecclesial community that is renewed every 4 years http://www.fides.org/en/news/35036-AFRICA_TUNISIA_The_challenge_of_an_ecclesial_community_that_is_renewed_every_4_years (14 January 2014)

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