May all things shatter, but never Unity! It’s in unity that we find Life in all its fulness.

Look at the stars and the life of human beings, and feel God. Embrace Him heart and soul!

It seems to me that the only thing we need to hold on to is doing good, because it’s the only thing that lasts.

If we believe that God is Love, we have to love; we have to love one another.

Don’t be afraid of anything.
Live the present moment with serenity, simplicity and love.

Aim to become poor in spirit, simple and humble, so that God draws close to you. God “looks upon” you if you are similar to Mary. “For He looked upon the lowliness of His handmaid” (Lk 1:48).

Joy is the first gift that Christians are called to give to the world.

If everyone is different, each person can be a gift to the others — and in so doing, they can be themselves and fulfill God’s plan for them in relation to others.

To offer the Risen Jesus to the world, to bring His presence among us, like Mary: let us seize this opportunity.

The perfection of love is found in the practice of mutual love.

It’s no joke to commit oneself to always live mutual love, to bring about peace and to foster solidarity! It requires courage; it requires the ability to endure suffering.

Jesus in our midst brings forth His Spirit, the Holy Spirit, who renews all things and makes humanity new.

Look at the sun and its rays. The sun is a symbol of the Divine Will, which is God Himself. The rays represent this Divine Will in reference to each human being. Walk towards the sun in the light of your own ray.

It is You who comes to visit me. It is I who answers You: “Here I am, Lord; I want You, I have always wanted You.”

God wants to renew all things, all sectors of human endeavours. But to do this, He needs us.

Let us no longer look at the past to lament the beautiful things that happened or to weep over our mistakes; let us place our firm trust in God’s action, for if he is left free to act, he can continue to bring about “new things.”

“There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call, (Eph 4:4).
“If unity is so important to Christians, it stands to reason that nothing is more opposed to their vocation than the failure to be united.”

I believe that Christmas never goes out of date because it is a mystery that is profoundly human as it is divine.

Nothing good, nothing useful, nothing fruitful can be achieved in the world without accepting the effort and embracing suffering; in a word, without the cross.

Committing oneself at all times to live mutual love, to build peace and to promote solidarity is not something to be taken lightly! It calls for courage and knowing how to suffer.

Today I’ll be careful not to judge, and to give the measure that I would wish upon myself one day.

Striving for holiness means focusing all our attention, all our efforts into loving those around us. For us, to seek holiness doesn’t consist so much in getting rid of our defects one by one, but in loving and thinking of others we completely forget ourselves.

What a great gift freedom is! It is valued by those who experience it, but, I believe, even more so by those who have lost it… Dear God, may this gift of Yours to humanity and to nations one day prevail throughout the entire world.

Jesus Forsaken is the one who is “forgotten” by heaven and by earth. We must forget ourselves. But for us to do this we must remember Him in our neighbours, in His will.

This is the characteristic of the political dimension of being citizens: the constant relationship with others, the acknowledgement of their being distinct from me, but, at the same time, the conviction that we belong, all together, to the city.

These are times in which all peoples must cross their own borders and look beyond. The time has come when other people’s countries should be loved as our own, when our way of seeing has to acquire a new purity.

You don’t always think of yourself as being a most precious creature: the object of God’s love.

Those close to me have been created as a gift to me, and I have been created as a gift to them. On earth, everything is in a relationship of love with everything else; each thing with all other things. But we must experience Love in order to discover the golden thread that exists between human beings.

It doesn’t matter whether we can give a little or a lot. What counts is “how” we give, how much love we put into even a small gesture of kindness for another person.

Don’t leave anyone alone.

I was thinking to myself in these days that if there one phrase that could sum up my life in this moment, it would be this: “You know, Jesus, that I love you”.

So if you were to ask me for a word to say to you this Easter, addressed to each one of you, it would be this: “You know that I love you!” It is my Easter gift to you, a gift that is real, true, substantial; it is a pure and dense flame that can never be extinguished in this life. On the contrary!

What hurts me is mine. Mine is the suffering that touches me in the present moment. Mine is the suffering of the those who are near me.

Don’t make excuses for love. Our neighbours are those who are next to us.

Why give something of mine to another? Created by God, just like me, the other is my brother, my sister; therefore; they are a part of me.,

Let us not let a single moment pass without loving, and we will not spend a single moment without joy.

Unity sums up the whole of our spirituality. Unity with God, unity with those around us. But more importantly, unity with our brothers and sisters in order to reach union with God.