The Czech Republic prays

by | Apr 28, 2021

On the occasion of Europe Day, the New Movements and Communities of the Czech Republic pray, together, for Europe This is a novena that is being held between April 29 and May 7 Persons are invited to join in at 9 p.m. via ZOOM and pray together for Europe. This initiative is the fruit of the […]

On the occasion of Europe Day, the New Movements and Communities of the Czech Republic pray, together, for Europe

This is a novena that is being held

between April 29 and May 7

Persons are invited to join in at 9 p.m. via ZOOM and pray together for Europe.

This initiative is the fruit of the collaboration and communion between the Schoenstatt Movement, the St Egidio Community and the Focolare Movement present in the Czech Republic.

On Saturday May 8, from 9 till 11 a.m., the Czech Republic and six other nations – Croatia, Italy Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary- will link up with Graz (Austria) for a common feast of Europe.

The local group of Together for Europe

 

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