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“Perhaps, in no other country as in the Philippines is the dichotomy between justice and charity so evident – and scandalous, too, considering its often-proclaimed Christianity.”
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“Perhaps, in no other country as in the Philippines is the dichotomy between justice and charity so evident – and scandalous, too, considering its often-proclaimed Christianity.”



“Christianity is a religion of joy where there’s much room for wit, jokes, pranks, laughter, fun and amusement. ‘Joy is the infallible sign of the presence of God,’ said JesuitTeilhard de Chardin.”



“Dialogue is important not only to dispel fears and misunderstandings, to achieve peace and security, but also to cooperate in addressing the world’s pressing problems.”



“We inherit eternal life through love and commitment to God’s work. Human plenitude is service and self-donation without conditions.”



“God asks each one of us to welcome Him, to make available to Him our hearts, our bodies, our entire existence, so that He can dwell in the world.”





“Jesus ‘opened for us the gates of heaven,’ says the liturgy, and made it our inheritance: ‘Where He has gone, we hope to follow.’ Heaven is our destiny.”





“The missionaries’ presence is a reminder that we must acknowledge and go beyond our prejudices, fears and indifference, care for the world and become universal people.”





“Squeezed between two extremisms and subject to religious and social discrimination, many Christians prefer to flee from their harsh reality of conflict and instability.”



“Who has a voice has the moral duty to speak up for those who cannot make their pleas heard. And to act, so that evil will not prevail.”





“For the Church, mission is not an option. It is her vocation and duty. A community which doesn’t care for mission resembles more a spiritual club than a Church.”
