Natalia Livi
Natalia Livi was one of the historical collaborators of Ombre e Luci. She contributed to the magazine from 1991 to 2004.
Articles
Review · Culture
The Strength of the Weak: The Life and Thought of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Natalia Livi • September 9, 2018
Faith and Light
A Letter to Jean: From Natalia
Natalia Livi • March 4, 2011
Inspiring People
Letters to Jean
Natalia Livi • February 8, 2011
Spirituality
The Enchanted Broom: A Christmas Tale
Natalia Livi • December 8, 2002
Review · Culture
Rilke's Christmas Letters to His Mother
Natalia Livi • December 8, 2002
Review · Culture
God Loves Me as I Am — Book Review
Natalia Livi • September 1, 2002
Review · Culture
The Girl Who Loved Snails
Natalia Livi • December 25, 2001
Review · Culture
The Individualized Educational Rehabilitation Plan for Adults with Mental Disabilities
Natalia Livi • June 17, 2001
Review · Culture
A Book You Cannot Put Down — Reviewing "Blessings" by Mary Craig
Natalia Livi • October 26, 2000
Faith and Light
The Logic of Utopia: The Birth of the Capodarco Community
Natalia Livi • June 20, 2000
Review · Culture
Living with a Child with Down Syndrome: Building Love and Life Together, Day by Day
Natalia Livi • September 13, 1999
Review · Culture
Stronger Than Their Killers: The Writings of Seven Trappist Monks
Natalia Livi • June 16, 1999
Review · Culture
Fiorangela: A Life in Full
Natalia Livi • June 17, 1998
Review · Culture
And Then We'll Talk About Love
Natalia Livi • September 19, 1997
Review · Culture
Every Human Being Is a Sacred Story
Natalia Livi • December 15, 1996
Projects
Itaca: An Art Workshop for Recovery
Natalia Livi • June 14, 1996
Review · Culture
Teaching Autistic Children: Individual Assessment and Treatment
Natalia Livi • June 14, 1996
Review · Culture
A Change of Heart
Natalia Livi • March 3, 1996
Review · Culture
Sex Education for People with Disabilities — A Book Offers Answers
Natalia Livi • March 16, 1995
Faith and Light
The Workshop: Association News
Natalia Livi • December 19, 1994
Review · Culture
Psychology and Self-Worship—Does Psychology Help Us Believe?
Natalia Livi • March 16, 1994
Review · Culture
Wrestling with Pain
Natalia Livi • March 16, 1994
Review · Culture
My Sky Is Different—Mental Acrobatics of a Young Disabled Man
Natalia Livi • March 16, 1994
Faith and Light
Building the Capacity to Hope (in a Psychiatric Hospital)
Natalia Livi • December 23, 1993
Review · Culture
A Way of Prayer
Natalia Livi • September 9, 1993
Review · Culture
The Fifty-Sixth Column: A Practical Tool for Self-Formation in the Work of Care
Natalia Livi • September 9, 1993
Review · Culture
The Alphabet of My Life
Natalia Livi • June 20, 1993
Review · Culture
The Seasons of Life
Natalia Livi • June 20, 1993
Review · Culture
The Boy Who Felt No Pain
Natalia Livi • June 20, 1993
Review · Culture
The Enchanted Child
Natalia Livi • March 18, 1993
Review · Culture
The Adult with Mental Disability
Natalia Livi • March 18, 1993
Review · Culture
Psychopathology and Spiritual Life — Suffering and Human Maturity
Natalia Livi • September 7, 1992
Review · Culture
Healing Through Listening
Natalia Livi • June 6, 1992
Review · Culture
Teaching Children with Autism: A Practical Method
Natalia Livi • September 22, 1991
Family
The Glass Boy: Understanding Disability
Natalia Livi • March 16, 1991
Family
Life! Reflections on Disability Culture
Natalia Livi • March 16, 1991
Review · Culture
My Left Foot
Natalia Livi • March 7, 1991
Review · Culture
The Broken Body
Natalia Livi • December 27, 1990
Review · Culture
Your Name Is Olga—Letters to My Disabled Daughter
Natalia Livi • December 27, 1990