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You have to know how to live!
For many, reaching “old age” is synonymous with uncertainty and fear… But this stage of life has everything it takes to be a time for creating new memories and revisiting those already in our hearts—if approached with a lighthearted attitude. Spending time with friends, chatting, telling stories, and appreciating the simplest things life has to offer may be the secret to staying healthy and happy! And in this regard, the seniors in the Santo Agostinho group are teaching us a


The gratitude born of welcoming and solidarity
The Monsenhor Jessé Social Center in Feira de Santana, Bahia, provides shelter for homeless people. There are feelings that cannot be put into words, but can be sensed in a smile, a hug, an achievement, or a new beginning. Gratitude is one of them, and it arises when someone is given an opportunity, regains self-esteem, learns a trade, starts dreaming again, and realizes they are not alone. Every day, the projects supported by ABMTHS welcome children, adolescents, young adult


35 Years of Parsifal!
Today we joyfully celebrate Parsifal’s 35th anniversary—a history built on dedication, sensitivity, and the collective efforts of many people who believe in the possibility of a more inclusive, humane, and fraternal world. Throughout this journey, Parsifal has paved the way for each person to develop their talents, strengthen their autonomy, and, above all, fully live out their “potential.” For us at ABMTHS, it is a joy to walk alongside this story and be part of a network th


Dom Avelar Museum: - Have you heard of the Fumiê? 🧐
This artifact carries a history marked by faith, resistance, and religious persecution. In Japan, during the period when Christianity was banned, the fumie was an image of Jesus Christ or the Virgin Mary that people suspected of being Christians were forced to trample on as a way to prove they did not follow the Christian faith. Many refused, while others, even though forced to trample on the image, continued to practice their faith in secret. This gave rise to communities kn


Casa Santa Terezinha celebrates World Skin Health Day by caring for patients with genetic skin disorders.
Casa Santa Terezinha celebrates World Skin Health Day by caring for patients with genodermatoses. Our skin is much more than what we see. It protects us, feels, connects us, and tells our story. For those living with a genodermatosis, skin care is a daily necessity. Genodermatoses are rare genetic conditions that require ongoing monitoring, information, a welcoming environment, and a support network ready to walk alongside families. On this World Skin Health Day, we want to r


Warning! Powerful images ahead!
Warning! Powerful images! The following scenes may inspire hope in you! Powerful because they show compassion. Powerful because they reveal dignity. Powerful because they show sincere smiles. Powerful because they remind us that every human being deserves to be welcomed. A shower, a haircut, clean clothes. Simple gestures that, when accompanied by respect and affection, can transform someone’s day. The most powerful images aren’t always the ones that show pain. Often, they’re


Ponte Preta's Futsaldown team is participating in the Copa Brasil
From July 9 to 15, Maceió (AL) hosted the 2026 CBDI Copa do Brasil Futsaldown, bringing together 10 teams and more than 120 athletes from different Brazilian states in a grand celebration of sports, inclusion, and overcoming challenges. Representing Campinas, Ponte Preta S21 played matches against traditional rivals in the sport, including Instituto Amor 21 (AL), Goodnut Brodowski (SP), and CDC Jardim Avelino (SP). The team also took advantage of their downtime to explore and


Dom Avelar Museum
The past inspiring the future Museums preserve memories, safeguard identities, and help us understand the path a society has taken. But their role goes far beyond preserving the past. When they invest in innovation and education, they become vibrant spaces for learning and transformation, paving the way for a better future. This is the trend that has defined the Dom Avelar Museum. In recent years, the museum has been undergoing a major modernization process, expanding its cap


Laudato Si in the Spirit of June
June came and went in the blink of an eye, leaving us longing for the June festivals, their delicacies, and the lively atmosphere! At the Laudato Si Social Center, the feasts of St. Anthony, St. John, and St. Peter were celebrated in style, with plenty of fun, dancing, and delicious food! Not even the cold could dampen the spirits of our beloved grandpas and grandmas, who enjoyed every minute of the celebration with great energy and excitement! And long live life!


End of the semester and anticipation of a fresh start at Viva Mulher project
Beauty, confidence, and new opportunities marked the end of another semester at Espaço Viva Mulher in Feira de Santana, Bahia. The women enrolled in the beauty training courses celebrated their graduation in a ceremony that has become a cherished tradition at the organization. Dressed in vibrant colors, elegance, and joy, they celebrated not only the completion of a new stage of learning, but also the confidence and independence to build new paths for their future. Each certi
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