Peace Is The Language We Must Speak.

My Brothers, The United States Bishops, Have Reminded Us, All Are Called To Be Vigilant, Precisely As Good Citizens, To Preserve And Defend That Freedom From Everything That Would Threaten Or Compromise It.

We Are A Church Of Sinners But We Must Not Be Afraid Of Holiness. Do Not Be Afraid To Aim For Holiness And Turn Yourselves Over To The Love Of God. Holiness Does Not Mean Performing Extraordinary Things But Carrying Out Daily Things In An Extraordinary Way That Is With Love, Joy And Faith.

If We, Each Doing Our Own Part, If We Do Good To Others, If We Meet There, Doing Good, And We Go Slowly, Gently, Little By Little, We Will Make That Culture Of Encounter: We Need That So Much. We Must Meet One Another Doing Good.

Please Pray With Me For Everyone In Sri Lanka And The Philippines As I Begin My Trip.

We Are Living In A Time Of Many Wars. The Call For Peace Must Be Shouted. Peace Sometimes Gives The Impression Of Being Quiet, But It Is Never Quiet. Peace If Always Proactive And Dynamic.