Solitude, fear and uncertainty have become the norm for many people, now struggling to grasp the meaning of life in the face of the ongoing pandemic.<\/p>\n
That's why Fr. Juli\u00e1n Carr\u00f3n, president of the Catholic movement, Communion and Liberation, contributed his own reflections to a recently published e-book titled \u201cReawakening Our Humanity.\u201d<\/p>\n
FR. JULIAN CARRON<\/strong> Fr. Carr\u00f3n says this unexpectedly prolonged period of quarantine and isolation has brought forth a keen awareness of human fragility, as well as unavoidable questions about what can sustain humanity in this \u201cdizzying time.\u201d<\/p>\n FR. JULIAN CARRON<\/strong>
\nPresident, Communion and Liberation
\n\u201cMany times we live in a bubble, in which we delude ourselves into thinking that we're safe from life's blows. However, a virus is all it took to draw us out of our delusion. Reality has forced us onto the territory of facts, until now largely neglected.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nPresident, Communion and Liberation
\n\u201cEach person can use this time to discover what is essential, to respond to these questions, and to respond to one's own vulnerability. The book 'Reawakening Our Humanity' is an attempt to accompany on that path.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n