Timely in today's world where priests are desperately in need of a positive perspective on their way of life. Together on the Road offers a perspective of hope and strength in friendship, giving priests encouragement to connect with each other and find support for their vocation.

Together on the Road: A Vision of Lived Communion for the Church and the Priesthood

Camisasca, Massimo

Religion & Spirituality

Pauline Books & Media

"Together on the Road" offers a fresh vision of Christian community rooted in friendship with one another and with Christ. Its engaging reflections encourage us to reject the widespread isolation, loneliness, and activism that mark contemporary life, and to embrace a renewed sense of belonging to each other in Christ as the most wonderful event of our lives. In particular, Massimo Camisasca invites priests to renew their passion for living and giving themselves in communion with one another. He candidly admits: "Priestly fraternity has helped me discover that friendship is an answer to my deepest desires."Essential for priests, men and women religious, and those committed to community, it also offers all believers a compelling model of lived Christianity, one that celebrates a purposeful, passionate belonging to the Church, and that believes absolutely in its future.

Together on the Road

Parenting & Relationships

Human Adventure Books

Mons. Massimo Camisasca, founder and general superior of the Fraternity of St. Charles, has educated priests and seminarians for twenty-five years. The first part of this book contains several lessons given to his seminarians during their formation. The second part is articulated around five words: the three "classic" terms (poverty, virginity, and obedience) are completed with reflections on fatherhood and fruitfulness. "The world needs fathers, and Christ wants us to become fathers, an echo as it were of He who gave us existence and the light to live by, He who has saved us from nothingess and has opened the door to the greatest adventure there is: forgiveness. We are called to meet men and women everywhere and without fear, as traveling companions. We are called to be the embrace which does not hold back before the sick, the elderly, children, the abandoned, the dying. With them, we begin to experience the relevation of the glorious life which has no end."

The Challenge of Fatherhood

Family Relationships

Una delle opere più rappresentative del carisma di Comunione e Liberazione è la Fraternità san Carlo. Fondata nel 1985, è stata riconosciuta come società di vita apostolica di diritto pontificio da Giovanni Paolo II, il 19 marzo 1999. I suoi membri vivono in case sparse oggi in circa venti paesi e quattro continenti. Questa è la storia della Fraternità raccontata in prima persona dal suo fondatore.

Il Vento Di Dio (English and Italian Edition)

History

World

La vita dell'uomo è essenzialmente vocazione, "chiamata". «C'è una voce nella mia vita» è il primo verso di una poesia di Giovanni Pascoli. Descrive qualcosa che accade a ciascuno di noi. Qualcuno ci chiama, e il nostro nome risuona in ogni avvenimento, in ogni circostanza. Anche se a volte noi siamo distratti e non ce ne accorgiamo, questa voce c'è, e, per poco che siamo vivi, la sentiamo. Di fronte a questa chiamata, che sollecita drammaticamente la libertà del singolo, siamo invitati a rispondere ogni giorno, per incontrare Dio e non smarrire noi stessi.

Una Voce Nella MIA Vita (English and Italian Edition)

Christian Books & Bibles

A blueprint for reform in the Catholic Church. The author draws on twenty-five years at the head of a young missionary order which he founded, and proposes a road forward out of the quagmire the Catholic Church and its priests find themselves in today. "Will there still be priests in the Church's future? Has not the time come for us to humbly inquire into the direction change should take?" So writes Mons. Massimo Camisasca. He dedicates nearly half of his book to silence, prayer, liturgy, and the Mass, and then moves on to discuss several commonly underdeveloped themes (study, fatherhood, common life, and friendship). He closes with three chapters on hot-button issues (virginity, women, mission) which he treats on the basis of the preceding reflections. With a preface by Mons. Bruguès, secretary of the Vatican Congregation for Catholic Education.

Father. Will there still be priests in the Church's future?

Comunione e Liberazione. La ripresa (1969-1976)

San Paolo Edizioni

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