The Spirit speaks and acts through the happenings in the life of each person, which in themselves are inexplicit or ambiguous, insofar as they are open to different interpretations. Discernment is required to reveal their meaning and to make a Continue reading →

At the end of pre-synod meeting, (Roma 19-24 March), more than 300 young people from different cultural and religious backgrounds, have released a document. It is divided into three sections: the challenges and opportunities of young people; faith, vocation, discernment Continue reading →

More than 1,300 young people aged between 18 to 33 will crowd 13 rural areas and a juvenile prison in Paraguay from Holy Tuesday to Easter, with the aim of announcing the Good News to about 20,000 young people and Continue reading →

Globally the current generation of youth is the largest in history, with as many as 1.2 billion people between the ages of 15 and 24. 

African youth account for 226 million (19%) of the global population. By 2030, the number Continue reading →

A Sudanese University student Fatah Elalim brought back lessons to his community in Sudan’s Western Kordofan State, about dialogue as a way to transform local conflicts non-violently.

Fatah Elalim is a student at the University of Dalanj, located in the Continue reading →

The Pope announced that from 19 to 24 March 2018 – in view of the Synod of Bishops on young people in the following October – a pre-synodal meeting will take place “inviting young people from different parts of the Continue reading →

We need to ask ourselves if the choices and the decisions we make every day are truly good, positive, ethical, and virtuous choices. 

If you were asked what makes you human, different from the rest of God’s creatures, what would Continue reading →

The peace and compassion, freedom and dignity championed by Jesus of Nazareth, are ideals that give purpose and meaning to human existence. Slavery, the selling or abduction or control of humans for exploitation, of any kind by any means is Continue reading →

The National Movement of Catholic Students (NMCS) Zimbabwe has recently  launched a campaign on sustainable lifestyles aimed at popularising ideas developed in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si and encouraging young people to be actively involved in them.

The National Movement of Continue reading →

Taking as a their theme “On the Way” from the Gospel story of the disciples on their way to Emmaus, a group of young people from Portugal, Italy, Poland and England took part in the first edition of the Summer Continue reading →