Each year Communion & Liberation gathers for the
National Diaconia over the ML King weekend. In addition to prayer and
Mass, there are the conferences and opportunity to meet friends and focus on
the work of living the path proposed by Msgr. Giussani. All the events have the purpose of meeting Christ, working on the gift of holiness and deepening our companionship. No CL event is truly a
CL event without a cultural component, hence, there number of public events
will accompany this weekend. This is what we call "New York
Encounter," the 'Rimini Meeting's little brother'. The proposed program is NY Encounter 2010.pdf; please consider the possibility of a weekend of culture and beauty in
NYC.
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