Family as a "being-body": sketches for an "incarnation" from Gabriel Marcel's existential phenomenology

What we want to ask ourselves in this essay is whether or not in the search for meaning through concrete existence, the family as a "being-body", as a being-subject of relationships and closer ties, contributes or not to the identification between meaning and life. Is the family part of this search for meaning in human existence?Thinking about the family is, in this specific case, more heuristic than technical and approaches an existential and phenomenological analysis, based on the concrete and original situation in which each family is forged, discovered and projected into the concrete reality of existence. To do this, we reflect on the existential phenomenology of Gabriel Marcel, specifically in his work Homo Viator, on the concept of family as a "being-body" as a possibility of sketches for an incarnation.