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The article "Hospitality and Friendship, Glimmers of Collective Vocation" highlights the importance of hospitality and friendship in people's lives. The author shares their experience of walking alongside others in the pursuit of justice and peace, and how hospitality and friendship have been fundamental in this process. They also reflect on the importance of listening to prayers and recognizing our own wounded roots as part of the path towards liberation and hope. The author narrates their experience of rebelling against the limitations of religious identity and patriarchy, and is currently exploring collective vocations that promote resistance, resilience, and diversity. [Extracted from the article]

Hospitality makes possible things we don't expect, and one of its marvellous fruits is friendship. Here I bear witness to a spiritual movement that seeks to free us from the traps that imprison many people into retaining control, domination and privilege in times of horror. The power of the Ruah takes us into the very web of life that emerges filled with hope as a result of the courage of many people who have embraced their deepest dignity by embracing the dignity of all generations and of Mother Earth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Historias de resistencia que atesoran el misterio de la dignidad humana son evocadas e invocadas como discernimiento inicial de los cambios que vienen aconteciendo, como señales de esperanza, en los contextos de la violencia global. Analizamos un cambio de temporalidad aunado a un cambio epistémico y antropológico, que constituyen una invitación a ser recibidos en lo hondo de las heridas que subyacen en el no-lugar de los ciclos de dominación, condenación y sacrificio, para recibir allí la fuerza mesiánica de la redención. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Starting from stories of resistance that store the mystery of human dignity, the article examines the changes taking place, as signs of hope, in the contexts of global violence. It analyses a change in the quality of time, combined with an epistemological and anthropological change, that constitutes and invitation to be received in the depths of the wounds existing in the nowhere of cycles of domination, condemnation and sacrifice in order to receive there the messianic force of redemption. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]