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I Think Both Freedom Of Religion And Freedom Of Expression Are Both Fundamental Human Rights, Everyone Has Not Only The Freedom And The Right But The Obligation To Say What Pope Francis Thinks For The Common Good... We Have The Right To Have This Freedom Openly Without Offending.

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.

Holy Week Challenges Us To Step Outside Ourselves So As To Attend To The Needs Of Others: Those Who Long For A Sympathetic Ear, Those In Need Of Comfort Or Help. We Should Not Simply Remain In Our Own Secure World, That Of The Ninety-nine Sheep Who Never Strayed From The Fold, But We Should Go Out, With Christ, In Search Of The One Lost Sheep, However Far It May Have Wandered.

While The Earnings Of A Minority Are Growing Exponentially, So Too Is The Gap Separating The Majority From The Prosperity Enjoyed By Those Happy Few. This Imbalance Is The Result Of Ideologies Which Defend The Absolute Autonomy Of The Marketplace And Financial Speculation. Consequently, They Reject The Right Of States, Charged With Vigilance For The Common Good, To Exercise Any Form Of Control.

The Disciple Of Jesus Gives Up All He Has, All His Goods, Because He Has Found In Him The Greatest Good From Which Every Other Good Receives Its Full Value And Meaning: Family Bonds, Other Relationships, Work, Cultural And Economic Goods And So On... The Christian Detaches Himself From Everything And Rediscovers All Of It In The Logic Of The Gospel, The Logic Of Love And Service.