What if a city could bring people together in a simple act of peace? This is what Chiara Lubich, the Italian founder of the Focolare Movement, sought to achieve. You are standing right in front of her legacy, a symbol of unity and peace – the Dado da Paz sculpture. This granite cube, a powerful testament to Chiara Lubich’s vision, stands in the heart of Porto. It is not just a piece of art but a beacon of hope, an invitation to reflect and to strive for a world where peace prevails. The Dado da Paz Sculpture is a reminder that building peace is a journey we all must take, one step at a time. Imagine rolling the die and letting the message inspire you. “Love one another,” “Forgive each other,” and “Help one another” – these are just some of the messages that inspire the Living Peace International project. The project, which is also a platform for peace initiatives worldwide, seeks to bring these messages to life, empowering individuals to become agents of change in their communities. The Dado da Paz Sculpture is not just an artistic masterpiece. It is a monument to the power of human connection and a reminder that even in our most diverse and complex world, we can find common ground in the pursuit of peace.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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