Technology Has Become As Ubiquitous As The

Having Been An Educator For So Many Years I Know That All A Good Teacher Can Do Is Set A Context, Raise Questions Or Enter Into A Kind Of A Dialogic Relationship With Their Students.

What I’m Trying To Show Is That The Main Event Today Is Not Seen By Those Of Us That Are Living It… So It’s Not The Effect Of [technology], It Is That Everything Exists With-in [its Milieu]. It's Not That We Use Technology, We Live Technology. Technology Has Become As Ubiquitous As The Air We Breathe, So We Are No Longer Conscious Of Its Presence.

I Think It's Naive To Pray For World Peace If We're Not Going To Change The Form In Which We Live.

So To Hope To Be Able To Have Peace, To Be Able To Have Justice And Environmental Balance, Are Consequences Of Our Behavior, Not Just Our Intentions.

In The Order I Was In, Each Brother Takes Five Vows, One Of Which Is Teaching The Poor Gratuitously. As A Young Person I Was Seized By This Idea Of Social Justice And I Wanted Very Much To Follow My Vow Of Teaching The Poor Gratuitously.