I'm a Catholic sister of the way of being Catholic called Roman Catholic. Today, Catholic social teaching upholds as the very first principle as respect for the dignity of life. And if we really absorb that, then we must be civil in our discourse with one another. Recently, I've been very involved with the Muslim community in a variety of ways. About a year and a half ago, I was on the stage as it worked with a very well-known Muslim man and a Jewish man in the area. And there was about a hundred people that were keen to listen to us, maybe a little less. And the tone of events became very, very hostile and very violent for a while. So the Muslim man nodded to me and I got up because I wasn't really sure how to handle this. And I got up in front of the group and I said, what is common to all our religions is silence. And silence is we love, we say we love it in our religious practice. So let's all now be silent for a minute. And everybody in the group calmed down and were silent and the hostility subsided. None of this would have been possible if all of us didn't want to bring peace to our world. That we, in our little local place, we can say the local is global and the global is local. We want to find ways of practicing, not just talking about, but practicing respect for our common life, our common creator. We want to know ways that we can be getting very intense discussions and tense times, but we can be civil with each other and we can iron it out and we can