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We Are Called To Reach Out To Those Who Find Themselves In The Existential Peripheries Of Our Societies And To Show Particular Solidarity With The Most Vulnerable Of Our Brothers And Sisters: The Poor, The Disabled, The Unborn And The Sick, Migrants And Refugees, The Elderly And The Young Who Lack Employment.

Let's Ask Ourselves: Are We Open To The Holy Spirit, Do I Pray To Him To Enlighten Me, To Make Me More Sensitive To The Things Of God? And This Is A Prayer We Need To Pray Every Day, Every Day: Holy Spirit May My Heart Be Open To The Word Of God, May My Heart Be Open To Good, May My Heart Be Open To The Beauty Of God, Every Day.

You Might Say, 'can't We Have A More Human Christianity, Without The Cross, Without Jesus, Without Stripping Ourselves?' In This Way We'd Become Pastry-shop Christians, Like A Pretty Cake And Nice Sweet Things. Pretty, But Not True Christians.

The Holy Spirit Is A Great Worker, Not A 'trade Unionist.' He Is A Great Worker, And He Works In Us, Always. He Does This Work Of Explaining The Mystery Of Jesus, And Of Giving Us This Sense Of Christ.

The Challenge Of Life Is To Learn How To Love