It's hard to speak of these in few words, without the risk of shrinking them and thus falling short. Mothers are gifted with a wonderful capacity to express love, to make others happy, loving each as he or she is, unconditionally and disinterestedly. In my view the family is based and built on feminine wisdom and intuition. To bring the Gospel's light to society, there's no one formula or program. Moreover, social justice cannot be reduced to helping the down and out or to aiding certain countries or groups of people.
Justice needs to preside over all human relationships.
No one is exempt from this obligation. Against this background, occupying pride of place is the task of forming, educating, training Christians, lest they be less than profound, mature and realistic. Being well prepared professionally, spiritually and ethically is the key to inventing or discovering thousands of ways of living justice, be it at work or relating to one's neighbors. As a bishop, I'm passionately committed to meeting this pastoral challenge. So, to be consistent with our faith and to make amends for what we don't do well enough.