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Luzia Wehrle reflects on 40-year journey at WCC
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Luzia Wehrle, a member of the Focolare Movement, shared reflections on her 40 years of service at the World Council of Churches (WCC).
The Swiss member began working at the WCC in 1969 at age 23. In her reflections, she discussed visits from Chiara Lubich, the founder of the Focolare Movement, and expressed her belief that nothing can separate people from the love of God.
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- Official source@Focolare_orgLuzia Wehrle, from the Focolare community, reflects on her 40-year journey at the WCC
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