I Try To Lead A Life Where

Almost Without Being Aware Of It, We End Up Being Incapable Of Feeling Compassion At The Outcry Of The Poor, Weeping For Other People's Pain, And Feeling A Need To Help Them, As Though All This Were Someone Else's Responsibility And Not Our Own.

Things Have A Price And Can Be For Sale. But People Have A Dignity That Is Priceless And Worth Far More Than Things.

Joy Adapts And Changes, But It Always Endures, Even As A Flicker Of Light Born Of Our Personal Certainty That, When Everything Is Said And Done, We Are Infinitely Loved.

Let Us Not Be Satisfied With A Mediocre Life.

On The Ordination Of Women, The Church Has Spoken And Said No. John Paul Ii, In A Definitive Formulation Said That Door Is Closed.