The Ecological Crisis Is A Moral Issue.

In The Depths Of The Human Soul... The Desire To Give Meaning To One's Own Life Is Joined By The Fleeting Vision Of Beauty And Of The Mysterious Unity Of Things.

Thus To Share In The Sufferings Of Christ Is, At The Same Time, To Suffer For The Kingdom Of God. In The Eyes Of The Just God, Before His Judgment. Those Who Share In The Sufferings Of Christ Become Worthy Of This Kingdom.

In The Context Of The "great Mystery" Of Christ And Of The Church, All Are Called To Respond - As A Bride - With The Gift Of Their Lives To The Inexpressible Gift Of The Love Of Christ, Who Alone, As The Redeemer Of The World, Is The Church's Bridegroom.

Farmers Everywhere Provide Bread For All Humanity, But It Is Christ Alone Who Is The Bread Of Life...even If All The Physical Hunger Of The World Were Satisfied, Even If Everyone Who Is Hungry Were Fed By His Or Her Own Labor Or By The Generosity Of Others, The Deepest Hunger Of Man Would Still Exist...therefore, I Say, Come, All Of You, To Christ. He Is The Bread Of Life. Come To Christ And You Will Never Be Hungry Again.

God Has, In Fact, Thought Of Us From Eternity And Has Loved Us As Unique Individuals. He Has Called Every One Of Us By Name, As The Good Shepherd 'calls His Sheep By Name.'