The Cross Is The Price Of True

You May Be Asking Yourselves, 'who Is This Man Standing Before Us?' I Would Like To Reply To That Question With Something Absolutely Certain About My Own Life: The Man Standing Before You Is A Man Who Has Been Forgiven. A Man Who Was, And Is, Saved From His Many Sins.

It Also Happens To Me That When I Meet A Clericalist, I Suddenly Become Anti-clerical. Clericalism Should Not Have Anything To Do With Christianity. St. Paul, Who Was The First To Speak To The Gentiles, The Pagans, To Believers In Other Religions, Was The First To Teach Us That.

Love Makes Us Similar, It Creates Equality, It Breaks Down Walls And Eliminates Distances. God Did This With Us.

I Wish To Extend An Invitation To Solidarity To Everyone, And I Would Like To Encourage Those In Public Office To Make Every Effort To Give New Impetus To Employment, This Means Caring For The Dignity Of The Person, But Above All I Would Say Do Not Lose Hope.

The Vocation Of Being A 'protector' [. . .] Means Protecting All Creation, The Beauty Of The Created World, As The Book Of Genesis Tells Us And As Saint Francis Of Assisi Showed Us [. . .] In The End, Everything Has Been Entrusted To Our Protection, And All Of Us Are Responsible For It. Be Protectors Of God’s Gifts!