Love in the time of Covid
Article by Nem Tomlinson, Community Leader in L’Arche Manchester (UK) - "I’ve been going through old things in the evenings; clothes, paperwork, l...
Read moreLife under lockdown: Argentina
Like their compatriots, members of the L’Arche community in Argentina have been in lockdown for several months. Keeping to themselves has challenged...
Read moreLockdown is unlocking creativity and solidarity across the Federation
Today, no country in the Federation has been left untouched by Covid-19: many of our workshops have had to close temporarily; programmes have been put...
Read moreTatenda’s poem
“My name is Tatenda. I wrote this poem was to encourage my fellow members not to look down upon themselves, but to motivate them and to see that the...
Read more“One small step for a man…”
But which man? Is it Neil Armstrong, spaceman… the moon… summer 1969? Or maybe, just maybe, it is Jose, a man with an intellectual disability… L...
Read moreSilence: what is it saying?
“No words. Franci had no words at all,” says Hazel Bradley, a long-term member of L'Arche London, UK, recalling her years in India with Franci Jay...
Read moreKouamé faces the drought
Drought. In some countries, that means not washing the car or watering the garden. In Ivory Coast, by contrast, it is much more basic than that: “ho...
Read moreOur secret ingredient? Come and see!
“It’s all go!” says Yvonne, on yet another busy morning at Café L’Arche in Callan, Ireland. “And it’s been like that since 2007, when we ...
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