The International Institute Together for Life (JUVID) announced a new edition of its “Diploma in Culture of Life”, which will be carried out virtually, to face the “very strong cultural changes” that are being experienced in today’s world. .
The diploma course will begin on Tuesday, August 6. In statements to ACI Prensa, the director of JUVID, José Manuel Menegazzo, pointed out that “we are experiencing very strong cultural changes marked by an international agenda that is being imposed on us and that threatens the dignity of the person and the family, so it is “It is important to train in this regard in order to generate a cultural counter-revolution.”
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Menegazzo specified that “being pro-life goes beyond just being in favor of births. Being pro-life means looking after human life in all its integrity and thus seeking its best development so that each life is lived with dignity.”
“We must forge a culture that protects and promotes the life and dignity of the person,” he said.
José Manuel Menegazzo stressed that given the current situation, “it has little effect for a country to have restrictive policies against abortion, when its people are crying out for it. For this reason, we must generate a root change that reaches the heart of human beings and thus makes abortion and other social evils unthinkable.”
This edition of the diploma course has the participation of 14 experts, including Dr. Pilar Calva, the Spanish Tony Gracia Triñiaque and the Guatemalans José Manuel and Isabella Menegazzo.
The diploma sessions will be held every Tuesday for 17 weeks, at 7:30 p.m. (Central American time). Those who have not been able to participate live will be able to access the videos on a delayed basis.
To register for the new edition of the “Diploma in Culture of Life” you can go to https://juvid.org/view_course/course?course_id=8
David Ramos
Graduated in Communication Sciences from the Universidad Privada del Norte in Trujillo, Peru. With more than 12 years of experience in Catholic journalism working at ACI Prensa, I have been based in Mexico since 2018. I have covered Pope Francis’ trips to Ecuador, Paraguay, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Panama.