Sometimes We Know What We Have To

I Prefer A Church Which Is Bruised, Hurting And Dirty Because It Has Been Out On The Streets, Rather Than A Church Which Is Unhealthy From Being Confined And From Clinging To Its Own Security.

We Have To Find A New Balance; Otherwise Even The Moral Edifice Of The Church Is Likely To Fall Like A House Of Cards, Losing The Freshness And Fragrance Of The Gospel.

True Peace Is Not A Balance Of Opposing Forces, And It Is Not ‘a Lovely Façade’ Simply Covering Conflicts And Divisions. Rather, Peace Calls For Daily Commitment -- It's Homemade -- Starting From God's Gift, From The Grace Which He Has Given Us In Jesus Christ.

Solidarity...is A Structural Value Of The Social Doctrine, As Blessed John Paul Ii Reminded Us.

There Is No Worse Material Poverty Than One That Does Not Allow For Earning One’s Bread And Deprives One Of The Dignity Of Work. Youth Unemployment, Informality, And The Lack Of Labor Rights Are Not Inevitable; They Are The Result Of A Previous Social Option, Of An Economic System That Puts Profit Above Man; If The Profit Is Economic, To Put It Above Humanity Or Above Man, Is The Effect Of A Disposable Culture That Considers The Human Being In Himself As A Consumer Good, Which Can Be Used And Then Discarded.