Faith, that is to say the sense of responsibility in the face of something much larger than myself. As all my work pivots on the human being, it is necessary that faith permeate the way I act, thus generating the correct subject so that you know how to treat the other person well. At present, it is popular to undertake various projects and it is quite easy to confuse or substitute man with that which we must or can do for him. And then when things do not go as expected, we become violent to him and to ourselves as well. What really matters is positive value, which technical development has utilised, so that man is not a mechanical object, a cog in the machine.
Man is a composition of needs.
If we cannot perceive that, if we do not possess this sensitivity, it is like passing him by with indifference. In Uganda many have undertaken projects to distribute condoms, defend human rights, overcome poverty, defend women and children, etc. However, these simply pertain to projects and never to the person. The person is nobody, reduced to his problems. It is not possible to cure a piece of a human being, you have to cure the person.