May The Culture Of Life And Love

Humanity Should Question Itself, Once More, About The Absurd And Always Unfair Phenomenon Of War, On Whose Stage Of Death And Pain Only Remain Standing The Negotiating Table That Could And Should Have Prevented It.

On One Hand The Eternal Attraction Of Man Towards Femininity (cf. Gn. 2:23) Frees In Him-or Perhaps It Should Free-a Gamut Of Spiritual-corporal Desires Of An Especially Personal And "sharing" Nature (cf. Analysis Of The "beginning"), To Which A Proportionate Pyramid Of Values Corresponds. On The Other Hand, "lust" Limits This Gamut, Obscuring The Pyramid Of Values That Marks The Perennial Attraction Of Male And Female.

Born And Nurtured When The Human Being First Asked Questions About The Reason For Things And Their Purpose, Philosophy Shows In Different Modes And Forms That The Desire For Truth Is Part Of Human Nature Itself.

To Recite The Rosary Is Nothing Other Than To Contemplate The Face Of Christ With Mary.

There Is No Evil To Be Faced That Christ Does Not Face With Us. There Is No Enemy That Christ Has Not Already Conquered. There Is No Cross To Bear That Christ Has Not Already Borne For Us, And Does Not Now Bear With Us.