In the Time of the Pandemic
Reflections by 27 Dehonians on the time of the pandemic and the impact in personal, social and ecclesial life.
Being a Samaritan community
The International College of Rome community has begun the new academic year.
A Dehonian in Norway
Fr. Eduardo Nunes Pugliesi, SCJ, recounts his experience in the prelature of Trondheim, Norway, in the summer of 2021.
Dehonian studies narrated by a historian
Interview with Fr. Jakub Bieszczad at the conclusion of Dehonian Studies.
‘Il Nostro Frutto’ 2022: Listen to the Spirit of God, listening to each other!
The community of the Generalate shares some important moments of community and academic life 2021/2022.
Fr. Gilbert Kamta Tatsi appointed Superior of the International College of Rome
Fr. Gilbert is the first African confrere to lead the International College of Rome community.
Listen to the Spirit of God, listening to each other
Each year the Dehonian community of the Generalate dedicates a long period of time to prayer and community planning. A brief report on the path that the community is taking this year.
Final vows in Mozambique
Pandemic time, closed churches, calamity time... this is the time in which we live. However, all of this didn’t stop the journey of three young dehonians in Mozambique
“My answer each day is ‘yes’!”
Last June 25, Br. Antônio Gonçalves (BSP) received his appointment as local treasurer of the Generalate. In this interview, he tells us how he is going to live this mission.
“Il Nostro Frutto” 2021
The community of the Generalate in Rome publishes "Il Nostro Frutto," the magazine that reports on the 2020-2021 academic year, a year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic.
A New Normality
The SCJs in Portugal, after the various waves of the pandemic, have regained life and pastoral dynamism.
Why want to be something, when you can become someone?
For more than a decade we have been witnessing progressive globalization of crises in the world, the current pandemic of COVID-19 is the most powerful manifestation. The author proposes ways of renewing humanity in each of us and in a global way, starting from a re-reading of the consequences of the current crisis caused by Covid-19.
Public value of votes
In this time of pandemic, it is not a question of understanding religious life to be in crisis, but of finding a sensibility that permeates everyday life when one's regular life is forced to close in on itself. What is the role of religious life in our cities?
Intercessory prayer in Moses
Our whole life can be illuminated by Moses’ journey of prayer, who learned to pray and exercised it. It applies to us as well, in a progressive passage of maturation.
Pandemic affects Dehonians in India
A second wave of the coronavirus has seriously affected India, and has directly affected many Dehonians there.
The Prayer of Question
In the midst of a pandemic, more or less all of us, sooner or later, have asked ourselves "how come?", and as believers we have addressed to God for an invocation or a supplication: "but why Lord? Do I lack faith if I try to understand?". Or we have been disappointed, when God - at least it seems - did not answer, "but then, does He really exist?"
Community as a space of co-responsibility
Dehonians of the Generalate reflect on the anthropological-moral approach to the encyclical Fratelli tutti.
It’s always Christmas
Christmas time is now behind us. Young Dehonian confreres in India have built a COVID-19 crib: a symbol that goes beyond Christmas.
Advent lived differently
Religious practice in Advent 2020 is being put to the test.
Theological issues in times of the pandemic
A conversation with Fr. Manuel Antonio Teixeira about the status of the Dehonian Theological Commission.
Dehonian Virtual Mission in Argentina and Uruguay
Proclaiming the joy of the Gospel and bringing a message of encouragement and hope: the first Virtual Mission.
From the last corner of the world
Social and political overview of the current situation in Chile.
Responding responsibly to Startling situation
Brief writing on the Asian region.
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