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Roadmap to authentic peace in 2025
By Fr Stephan Alexander, General Manager, CCSJ As the calendar turns each year, the Catholic Church sets the tone for humanity by beginning with a
January 2, 2025
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“Man’s awareness of his rights must inevitably lead him to the recognition of his duties”.
“Every generation needs to know that freedom consists not in doing what we like but in having the right to do what we ought.”
Violation of human rights plagues every society in our world on a daily basis.
Promoting and protecting human rights is everyone’s business. In Pope Francis’ message for World Day of Peace entitled, Good politics is at the service of peace, he said, “let us also remember the observation of St. Pope John XXIII in his encyclical Peace on Earth: ‘Man’s awareness of his rights must inevitably lead him to the recognition of his duties.'”
We have certain duties, responsibilities and rights to God, neighbour, ourselves and creation.
Love of God and of neighbour has global dimensions. We cannot be indifferent in the face of inequalities. We have a duty to stand in solidarity with those whose rights are being trampled upon.
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