Back from Anaphora and delighted by the smooth running of the Colloquium co-organized by the Catholic University of Lille and Anaphora.

The topic "from the anthropology of St. Irenaeus to pedagogies for education today" allowed for numerous exchanges. It should be noted that the Catholic University of Lille has opted for an opening of awareness among students in the face of the progression of AI in all areas of our lives. The field of ethics thus takes its rightful place, which largely echoes the dynamics of Anaphora.

This Catholic institute is structured around higher education and research and a social health sector (3 hospitals, 5 EHPADs, maternity, home care, etc.)

A wonderful reunion between Thierry Magnin and Bishop Thomas and promises of collaboration to enhance the existing MBA.

The French team at the embassy was attentive to this conference and the possible follow-up.

The community is doing well and the square is still very busy and popular.

France is quite present with volunteers/passing groups/members of the French Institute and the embassy.

Currently 2 French volunteers: a young man for a 9-month civic service (he mainly devotes himself to market gardening) and a nurse for 3 months.

and 6 young Swedes who work at the Anafora community college school

All this youth is beautiful to see and to be around!

Currently the many greenhouses are full of promise (tomatoes/eggplants/cucumbers/pigments/zucchinis...)

The phenomenon of salinization seems to be on the decline.

The small "village" for the second chance program is being deployed (room / infirmary / kitchen)

At the rehabilitation center, the pace is always the same: various consultations (general medicine/ophthalmologist/dentist, etc.), physiotherapy treatments with a young woman who comes regularly.

Bishop Thomas perseveres in his various and varied objectives between Anaphora and Qussya.

Let's hope he finds the help he is looking for!