Social Catechism - for Adult Christians
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At the end of our social catechism, I would like to convey the message of my wife, who has been bedridden for almost a decade, to the youth of the twenty-fourth century.
to convey one of our messages to the youth of the twenty-first century, as my wife has message to our grandchildren for almost a decade. She said this to her 21 grandchildren and to you:
"Do not allow anyone to force you to remain silent and take away from you the right to cry out in defense of life. But for those who cannot cry out, like the unborn fetus, or the physically and mentally handicapped, or the man deprived of everything, even of his human dignity, and the old men who have become useless, you cry out for them. Cry out for the truth even if your fears or your own interests hold you back! But this should never be done with hatred, but with the intention of forgiving and purifying...
You ask, who is thesinner here? Everyone who denies that there is good and there is evil is guilty.
Everyone who denies that there is a value that is good in itself, for which it is worth sacrificing, for which it is worth giving up benefit and recognition, and for which it is worth living.
What are I saying to you and future generations? That everything is beautiful and good, and that it is worth living for everything that the Creator has conceived and created. That it is worth living, sacrificing, and even suffering for all, for whom our Savior came, taught, and suffered, died, and rose againThat it is possible and necessary to live here for all good, right and beautiful, because the Sanctifier always adds strength.
I ask you, all of you, to live so that all that awaits and deserves to be realized!"
For my part, I will add only half a sentence, which was the saying of a friend of mine who died recently: "Being good ... is good."
