World Down Syndrome Day is observed on March 21 to raise awareness about inclusion, equal rights, and the value of people with Down syndrome, while promoting their independence and full participation in society. 2026 Theme: “Together Against Loneliness” According to the World Down Syndrome Day website, the theme for World Down Syndrome Day… Continue reading World Down Syndrome Day: Together Against Loneliness
“I am thankful for my struggle because, without it, I wouldn’t have stumbled across my strength” – Stephanie Bennett-Henry, American poet and writer. March 8 marks International Women’s Day, which commemorates the struggle for equal rights and ensures that these rights are upheld, exercised, and enjoyed. It is also an opportunity to remember that… Continue reading Women’s Day: Women with disabilities have the right to a life free from discrimination
Father Pablo Gonzáles has been at the helm of the Santa María Madre de la Paz Parish in Lima, Peru, for five years. In this interview for 3Love Inc., we talk with Father about the importance of social media in evangelization, the main teachings of Pope Leo XIV, and his advice for young people to… Continue reading “Jesus’ desire is for a new society where no one suffers indifference, pettiness, or selfishness”
February 18 marks International Asperger Syndrome Day, in honor of the birthday of its discoverer, Austrian psychiatrist Hans Asperger. Asperger Syndrome is included within the Autism Spectrum Disorders and is much more common than other types of autism, although it is also less well known. What is Asperger’s syndrome? Asperger’s syndrome is a… Continue reading Asperger Syndrome Day: 6 films that introduce us to the world of these individuals
International Childhood Cancer Day is commemorated on February 15 with the aim of raising awareness about this disease, improving early detection, and supporting children and adolescents who suffer from it. Established in 2002, this day seeks to promote access to dignified treatment and hope for a cure, using the gold ribbon as its symbol. … Continue reading Childhood Cancer Day: Promoting timely diagnosis
The first Wednesday in February marks World Read Aloud Day, which aims to highlight the importance of reading aloud, raise awareness of literacy as a human right, and encourage the creation of reading communities and groups. Origin of World Read Aloud Day This global day was created in 2010 on the initiative of… Continue reading Read Aloud Day: What are its benefits?
International Clean Energy Day is celebrated on January 26 to raise awareness among the population and mobilize efforts towards a just and inclusive transition to clean energy for the benefit of people and the planet. What is clean energy? Clean energy refers to energy sources that do not emit greenhouse gases or other… Continue reading Clean Energy Day: Its importance in the fight against climate change
January 21 marks World Working Dog Day, which aims to recognize the incredible work of working dogs and their handlers, as well as raise awareness about the importance of ensuring a dignified retirement for these four-legged heroes. What is a working dog? Working dogs are those that perform vital tasks in areas such… Continue reading Working Dog Day: Let’s recognize the work of these heroes
January 13 marks World Depression Day, which aims to raise awareness of the more than 300 million people worldwide who suffer from this illness. What is depression? Depression is a psychological disorder that causes profound changes in the way a person thinks, feels, or behaves. It is not simply being sad or in… Continue reading World Day to Combat Depression: How to prevent it in children and adolescents
Sister Celinda was born in Ancash, Peru, and since joining the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, she has dedicated her life to serving God and others. In December, a Christmas event was held for the children of Lomas Verdes, in Villa María del Triunfo, Lima, Peru, a community for… Continue reading “Jesus is in our neighbor”
