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Earth is not just home to humankind but to, at least, six million other species…In this sense, we can truly say that climate action is a pro-life issue that should involve all of us.
True religion is not about believing a set of doctrines but, rather, about falling in love with God and learning how to love everyone, despite the individual’s creed.
Instead of justifying these human tragedies, we need to have a sense of shame for what is happening. Yes, it is shameful that millions have no place to call home.
The high consumerist mentality attached to Christmas can hinder us from truly living the Season. “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us” (Jn 1:14). This is Christmas!
Let the light of faith within us shine, the oil of ompassion pour out, and the fragrance of Christ, who is the reason of our hope, spread far and wide – for others.
We are called to ‘sail against this wind of division and inequality’ by making cause with the poor, the vast majority of the world’s population today.
The generations to come will grow ever more alienated from the sources of their food, water, energy and material goods… It is rather urgent that we help them to regain their rootedness in nature.
The beatification of the Korean martyrs is a clear invitation for the youth to nurture the seed of the Church… Theirs is the task of being joyful witnesses to the Gospel. This is their time!
As followers of Jesus, our commitment to social justice – inspired and nurtured by faith – is a privileged way to give witness to the faith we profess.
The problem is that we have become so used to these atrocities, that they are now routine news for us – even to the point that they no longer scandalize us. Have our tears run dry?
