Our participants are Christian leaders or future leaders (leaders, managers, professionals, young professionals) in companies, associations, administrations. 

Non-Christians are welcome if they agree to follow an explicitly Christian approach, knowing that they are respected in their convictions. To do this, we want to help participants to:

• make sense.
• take a step back. 
• to seek their vocation.
• address their vulnerabilities and vulnerabilities.
• integrate the complexity of their professional lives.
• to enlighten their consciences from the practice and social thought of the Church.
• to be nourished by the relationship with God and by a Christian vision of man and the world.
• to support each other in this process, in an atmosphere of mutual listening and kindness.
• and, if they so wish, to engage in mission in the service of the Kingdom of God.

Our activities

"Unifier ma vie" cycle: Annual sessions, for a weekend, to silence, to reread one's life, to discern, to recharge one's batteries.

Sharing groups, the fraternities, composed of 5 to 7 people who meet regularly and discuss, according to Fondacio's pedagogy, themes of reflection related to their professional, personal or family concerns. Within these fraternities, a spirit of mutual aid develops in a climate of benevolence.

Teaching or reflection sessions, during a WE, on a theme related to the economic or professional world.

Missions, for those who wish so, in connection with their professional know-how, to help build a more humane and just world, within Fondacio, its partners or humanitarian projects.

To find out more, visit Fondacio's various national websites.

"I am 57 years old and I have never taken the time for a weekend of silence as I just did at the Abbey of Lerins with Fondacio. I came out very shaken, aware of the real priorities of my life, and determined to implement them."

"I have been part of a fraternity of leaders for 3 years and this small monthly meeting has become very valuable: it is the only place where I can give myself frankly, in a climate of benevolence and security, and address my concerns, weaknesses and fears. This mutual assistance is extraordinary."

"At 30 years old, after 5 years of work, I was asking myself the question of the meaning of my life, of my work. After a session in Lérins that left its mark on me, I joined a "young pros" fraternity where I am delighted to meet young people who are also looking for the meaning of their professional activity. With several, we will find it easier."