reflects on Jesus’ promise to be present among those united in his name, this article explores how Christ’s living presence transforms relationships, builds communion and inspires a spirituality of unity at the heart of Christian life.
Towards a Mysticism of the “We” explores the spirituality of communion as the heart of Christian life. Drawing on Scripture, theology and lived experience, the articles examine how relationships rooted in God’s presence transform individuals, communities and society. Inspired by Pope Francis, Chiara Lubich and contemporary theologians, the issue presents the “mysticism of the we” as a path towards synodality, friendship, unity and mission in today’s world.
