6 April
Coming to TaizéReflection week for 18-35 year-oldsFrom 21 to 28 August 2022, as part of the reflection week for 18 to 35 year olds, a special itinerary will be offered to young people who wish to explore the theme of safeguarding biodiversity. This is the third time that such a course will be offered, after migration and the climate crisis. As in previous years, a large number of workshops on a wide range of topics will be offered as part of (...)
6 April
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13 February
Around the WorldPilgrims of PeaceReem Micheal Gonçalves, who was born in Gaza, but lives in France, shares her testimony with us. Her mother is Palestinian, an Orthodox Christian from Jerusalem. Her parents took refuge in Gaza in 1948. They were welcomed by Catholic Church, as were many Palestinians. Her father was born in Gaza, of Egyptian origin, a Coptic Orthodox Christian and settled as a miller in Gaza. Married to Jose, she has regularly visited Taizé with her husband and children.As you know, the violence continues in Gaza. The bombs continue to kill more people and (...)
13 February
Around the WorldPilgrims of PeaceAs someone who has visited Taizé regularly, Rabbi David wished to share his thoughts with us.Since childhood, Jewish community and the Jewish life have been at the center of my world. As a rabbi, it is my task to help facilitate the ongoing connection between Jewish folk, their tradition and their cultural heritage, though prayer, study and social justice.
I have lived in Israel for over half of my life, serving in the Israeli army, voting in elections, raising children, hoping to contribute to Israeli society by offering a (...)
13 February
Around the WorldPilgrims of PeaceSince the end of March 2022, a Palestinian family made up of two elderly parents with two sons, one of whom is disabled, has been welcomed in Taizé, Here, they share their life journey with us. How does their testimony challenge us and invite us to become pilgrims of peace?"Our families come from the village of Tantura in Palestine. On the night of 22 May 1948, Zionist militias attacked the village and killed several hundred men, imprisoned others and deported women and children. Our families were expelled to Syria. My husband and I were (...)
13 February
Coming to TaizéReflection week for 18-35 year-olds
13 February
Around the WorldPilgrims of Peace
13 February
Coming to TaizéSafeguarding
20 January
Coming to TaizéSpecific information for 2024The meetings in Taizé are financed by contributions from participants. Each person is invited to contribute according to their means. The contribution covers meals, accommodation and other expenses. It is not the same for everyone, but takes into account each person’s possibilities and country of residence. A minimum and a maximum amount are proposed, so it is up to each person to choose what (...)
5 January
Around the World2023/24 European Meeting in LjubljanaThrough hospitality, personal closeness and trust are created. These must not be used to harm others. In view of this, everyone involved in the European Meeting will make a big effort to help build an atmosphere in which everyone, regardless of origin, culture or age, is treated with respect.
The following pledge will help to maintain healthy boundaries in our dealings with each other: I undertake to uphold the psychological, physical and sexual integrity of all persons and refrain from any behaviour that violates this. I will show the (...)