Abortion Is Not A Theological Problem, It

The Question Of Truth Is Really A Question Of Memory, Deep Memory, For It Deals With Something Prior To Ourselves And Can Succeed In Uniting Us In A Way That Transcends Our Petty And Limited Individual Consciousness. It Is A Question About The Origin Of All That Is, In Whose Light We Can Glimpse The Goal And Thus The Meaning Of Our Common Path.

No One Must Use The Name Of God To Commit Violence. To Kill In The Name Of God Is A Grave Sacrilege. To Discriminate In The Name Of God Is Inhuman.

It Is Neither A Culture Of Confrontation Nor A Culture Of Conflict Which Builds Harmony Within And Between Peoples, But Rather A Culture Of Encounter And A Culture Of Dialogue; This Is The Only Way To Peace.

Jesus’ Cross Shows The Full Force Of Evil, But Also The Full Power Of God’s Mercy.

Can We Who Have Had The Joy Of Knowing That We Are Not Orphans, That We Have A Father, Be Indifferent To This City Which Asks Of Us, Perhaps Even Unwittingly, Without Being Aware Of It, A Hope That Will Help It Look To The Future With Greater Confidence And Serenity? We Cannot Remain Indifferent. . . . Words Without Witness Are Hot Air. Words Do Not Suffice. It Must Be The True Witness That Paul Speaks Of.