Today, we have so many professionals, psychologists, priests, laymen, specialized people who can, with the technique that science gives us by spirituality, by baptism in the Spirit or by the power of prayer to discover in us things that we would never imagine to have, wounds that are the reasons for that vice, for that lack, for that incapacity. Continue reading →

The art of conducting life is challenging in order to discern judgments and misunderstandings. Judgments need, fundamentally, the humanistic and ethical competence that governs, in the rationality of each individual, the processes of discernment regarding values ​​and principles. Cultivating this competence must be a goal and requires unrestricted openness to dialogue. To ensure successful decisions, judgments must be guided by noble sense of citizenship and by the understanding that life is a precious gift . Continue reading →