I giovani parlano dell'enciclica 'fratelli tutti'


  • 10 November 2020

I giovani vicini alle nostre opere nella Provincia ecuadoriana ci parlano di "Fratelli tutti", l'Enciclica di Papa Francesco, sulla fraternità e l'amicizia sociale. Ci occuperemo dei primi tre capitoli:

Fr. Breynner Lopez fa un'introduzione generale che descrive il ministero di Papa Francesco e la sua vicinanza all'eredità di San Francesco d'Assisi e al mondo giovanile.

Yasmary Chiluisa, dall'Ecuador, dà una breve descrizione del capitolo  uno e poi inizia parlando del capitolo due, dove si pone l'accento sulla parabola del Buon Samaritano, menzionando l'importanza di accogliere e dedicare tempo prezioso alle persone in modo disinteressato.

Nel terzo capitolo, Karla Montenegro, anch'essa ecuadoriana, descrive gli elementi fondamentali sottolineando la sincera donazione di sé agli altri per trovare il vero sviluppo della vita.

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