A Christian Who Is Not A Revolutionary

Ask Yourselves This Question: How Often Is Jesus Inside And Knocking At The Door To Be Let Out, To Come Out? And We Do Not Let Him Out Because Of Our Own Need For Security, Because So Often We Are Locked Into Ephemeral Structures That Serve Solely To Make Us Slaves And Not Free Children Of God.

Jesus Is Not A Figure From The Past: He Continues Now And Always To Light The Way For Us.

Only Trust In God Can Transform Doubts Into Certainty, Evil Into Good, Night Into Radiant Dawn.

If God, In The Christmas Mystery, Reveals Himself Not As One Who Remains On High And Dominates The Universe, But As The One Who Bends Down, Descends To The Little And Poor Earth, It Means That, To Be Like Him, We Should Not Put Ourselves Above Others, But Indeed Lower Ourselves, Place Ourselves At The Service Of Others, Become Small With The Small And Poor With The Poor. It Is Regrettable To See A Christian Who Does Not Want To Lower Himself, Who Does Not Want To Serve. A Christian Who Struts About Is Ugly: This Is Not Christian, It Is Pagan.

The Church Is A Mother, Not An Entrepreneur.