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A luminous road crosses the image from left to right. On the left side, an elderly woman sits peacefully while photographs and memories fade away in the wind, symbolizing dementia and the fragility of human memory. At the center, an open Bible radiates a golden light that illuminates the path. Above, a white dove represents the Holy Spirit, spreading rays of light across the landscape. On the right side, a missionary disciple walks resolutely toward the horizon, carrying a cross and the Gospel. Around him, we see people being visited and helped: an elderly person being comforted, a family being supported, and a sick person being accompanied in prayer. The atmosphere gradually moves from shadow into light, symbolizing the passage from spiritual forgetfulness to the rediscovery of mission. Title: SPIRITUAL ALZHEIMER’S When a Christian Forgets Why They Live Biblical subtitle: “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon…”

Spiritual Alzheimer : When a Christian Forgets Why They Live

Many Christians remember the past but forget their mission. How can we be healed of spiritual Alzheimer’s and become missionary disciples once again? Read the article by Father Baldo Alagna.

P. Baldo Alagna

Jul 176 min read

Why do so many groups go through crises after enthusiastic beginnings? Discover in Father Baldo Alagna’s article how to interpret tensions as a natural stage of growth and transform them into an opportunity to build fraternities that are more united, more mature, and more missionary.

Pourquoi les fraternités traversent des tensions, comment les interpréter et comment en sortir plus unies, plus matures et plus missionnaires.

Why do so many groups go through crises after enthusiastic beginnings? Discover in Father Baldo Alagna’s article how to interpret tensions as a natural stage of growth and transform them into an opportunity to build fraternities that are more united, more mature, and more missionary.

P. Baldo Alagna

Jun 255 min read