Every Mother Is Like Moses. She Does

If The World Is Made To Furnish Each Individual With The Means Of Livelihood And The Instruments For His Growth And Progress, Each Man Has Therefore The Right To Find In The World What Is Necessary For Himself. The Recent Council Reminded Us Of This: "god Intended The Earth And All That It Contains For The Use Of Every Human Being And People. Thus, As All Men Follow Justice And Unite In Charity, Created Goods Should Abound For Them On A Reasonable Basis."

To Wage War On Misery And To Struggle Against Injustice Is To Promote, Along With Improved Conditions, The Human And Spiritual Progress Of All Men, And Therefore The Common Good Of Humanity. Peace Cannot Be Limited To A Mere Absence Of War, The Result Of An Ever Precarious Balance Of Forces. No, Peace Is Something That Is Built Up Day After Day, In The Pursuit Of An Order Intended By God, Which Implies A More Perfect Form Of Justice Among Men.

All Life Demands Struggle. Those Who Have Everything Given To Them Become Lazy, Selfish, And Insensitive To The Real Values Of Life. The Very Striving And Hard Work That We So Constantly Try To Avoid Is The Major Building Block In The Person We Are Today.

Lord, To Whom Should We Go? Thy Words Are The Words Of Eternal Life.

There Are Those Who Ask What Authority, What Theological Qualification, The Council Intended To Give To Its Teachings, Knowing That It Avoided Issuing Solemn Dogmatic Definitions Backed By The Church's Infallible Teaching Authority. The Answer Is Known By Those Who Remember The Conciliar Declaration Of March 6, 1964, Repeated On November 16, 1964. In View Of The Pastoral Nature Of The Council, It Avoided Proclaiming In An Extraordinary Manner Any Dogmata Carrying The Mark Of Infallibility.