The First Genocide Of The 21st Century

Through Prayer, Charity And Humility Before God, People Receive A Heart Which Is Firm And Merciful, Attentive And Generous, A Heart Which Is Not Closed, Indifferent Or Prey To The Globalization Of Indifference.

In A Very Real Way, The Poor Are Our Teachers. They Show Us That People’s Value Is Not Measured By Their Possessions Or How Much Money They Have In The Bank. A Poor Person, A Person Lacking Material Possessions, Always Maintains His Or Her Dignity. The Poor Can Teach Us Much About Humility And Trust In God.

I Invite All Christians, Everywhere, At This Very Moment, To A Renewed Personal Encounter With Jesus Christ, Or At Least An Openness To Letting Him Encounter Them.

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.

Let Us Pray To The Lord And Ask Him To Protect The Family In The Crisis With Which The Devil Wants To Destroy It. Families Are The Domestic Church Where Jesus Grows In The Love Of A Married Couple, In The Lives Of Their Children.