Jesus Came To Save Us: Let Us

Lent Is A Fitting Time For Self-denial; We Would Do Well To Ask Ourselves What We Can Give Up In Order To Help And Enrich Others By Our Own Poverty. Let Us Not Forget That Real Poverty Hurts: No Self-denial Is Real Without This Dimension Of Penance. I Distrust A Charity That Costs Nothing And Does Not Hurt.

There Are No Part-time Christians.

Today Everything Comes Under The Laws Of Competition And The Survival Of The Fittest, Where The Powerful Feed Upon The Powerless. As A Consequence, Masses Of People Find Themselves Excluded And Marginalized: Without Work, Without Possibilities, Without Any Means Of Escape.

In The Face Of So Many Wounds That Hurt Us And Could Lead To A Hardness Of Heart, We Are Called To Dive Into The Sea Of Prayer, Which Is The Sea Of The Boundless Love Of God, In Order To Experience His Tenderness

Dear Friends, Let Us Not Forget The Flesh Of Christ Which Is In The Flesh Of Refugees: Their Flesh Is The Flesh Of Christ. It Is Also Your Task To Direct All The Institutions Working In The Area Of Forced Migration To New Forms Of Co-responsibility. This Phenomenon Is Unfortunately Constantly Spreading. Hence Your Task Is Increasingly Demanding In Order To Promote Tangible Responses Of Closeness, Journeying With People, Taking Into Account The Different Local Backgrounds.