Today Let Us All Ask Ourselves Whether

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.

We Cannot Become Starched Christians, Too Polite, Who Speak Of Theology Calmly Over Tea. We Have To Become Courageous Christians And Seek Out Those (who Need Help Most).

May We Try To Listen And Be Silent In Order To Make Space For The Beauty Of God.

All Of Us Benefit From Remembering Our Past. A People Which Remembers Does Not Repeat Past Errors; Instead, It Looks With Confidence To The Challenges Of The Present And The Future.

The Pope Is A Man. The Pope Needs The Input Of Women, Too. And The Pope, Too, Has A Heart That Can Have A Healthy, Holy Friendship With A Woman.