Christians Know How To Face Difficulties, Trials

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.

Perhaps I Can Say That I Am A Bit Astute, That I Can Adapt To Circumstances, But It Is Also True That I Am A Bit Naive. Yes, But The Best Summary, The One That Comes More From The Inside And I Feel Most True Is This: I Am A Sinner Whom The Lord Has Looked Upon.

It's Best To Not Confuse Optimism With Hope. Optimism Is A Psychological Attitude Toward Life. Hope Goes Further. It Is An Anchor That One Hurls Toward The Future, It's What Lets You Pull On The Line And Reach What You're Aiming For And Head In The Right Direction. Hope Is Also Theological: God Is There, Too.

We Have To State, Without Mincing Words, That There Is An Inseparable Bond Between Our Faith And The Poor. May We Never Abandon Them.

Do Not Lose Hope; St. Joseph Also Experienced Moments Of Difficulty, But He Never Lost Faith And Was Able To Overcome Them, In The Certainty That God Never Abandons Us.