The Ecological Crisis Is A Moral Issue.

For By His Incarnation The Son Of God United Himself In A Certain Way With Every Man. He Labored With Human Hands... And Loved With A Human Heart. Born Of Mary The Virgin, He Truly Became One Of Us.

The International Community Should Support A System Of Laws To Regularize International Relations And Maintain The Peace In The Same Manner That Law Governs National Order.

And Christ, Through His Own Salvific Suffering, Is Very Much Present In Every Human Suffering, And Can Act From Within That Suffering By The Powers Of His Spirit Of Truth, His Consoling Spirit.

We Are Now Standing In The Face Of The Greatest Historical Confrontation Humanity Has Gone Through. I Do Not Think That Wide Circles Of The American Society Or Wide Circles Of The Christian Community Realize This Fully. We Are Now Facing The Final Confrontation Between The Church And The Anti-church, Of The Gospel Versus The Anti-gospel.

The Dramatic Threat Of Ecological Breakdown Is Teaching Us The Extent To Which Greed And Selfishness Are Contrary To The Order Of Creation. ...a Given Culture Reveals Its Understanding Of Life Through The Choices It Makes In Production And Consumption... A Great Deal Of Educational And Cultural Work Is Urgently Needed, Including The Education Of Consumers In The Responsible Use Of Their Power Of Choice.