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Economy of Communion (Focolare)

      

A basic introduction to the Economy of Communion

“The Roots of the Focolare Movement’s Economic Ethic” by Lorna Gold

Economy of Communion North America

Economy of Communion International Website

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"When a gulf between liberal and business education occurs, students get the impression that they are receiving two types of education: one that makes them more human and one that makes them more money." Michael Naughton

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