John Paul II, We Love You
A matter of fact, brutally clear, “handbook” on exorcism, demons, demonic
influence and what can be done about it.
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"48.These general observations also apply to the role of the State in the economic sector. Economic activity, especially the activity of a market economy, cannot be conducted in an institutional, juridical or political vacuum. On the contrary, it presupposes sure guarantees of individual freedom and private property, as well as a stable currency and efficient public services. Hence the principle task of the State is to guarantee this security, so that those who work and produce can enjoy the fruits of their labours and thus feel encouraged to work efficiently and honestly. The absence of stability, together with the corruption of public officials and the spread of improper sources of growing rich and of easy profits deriving from illegal or purely speculative activities, constitutes one of the chief obstacles to development and to the economic order.
Another task of the State is that of overseeing and directing the exercise of human rights in the economic sector. However, primary responsibility in this area belongs not to the State but to individuals and to the various groups and associations which make up society. The State could not directly ensure the right to work for all its citizens unless it controlled every aspect of economic life and restricted the free initiative of individuals. This does not mean, however, that the State has no competence in this domain, as was claimed by those who argued against any rules in the economic sphere. Rather, the State has a duty to sustain business activities by creating conditions which will ensure job opportunities, by stimulating those activities where they are lacking or by supporting them in moments of crisis."
John Paul II, Centesimus Annus, May 1, 1991
Yes dear John Paul we love you and we miss you!
Thanks dear JPII for Benedict XVI, I am so sure that your prayers and suffering were offered for him being your successor.
Joannes Paulus ora pro nobis
Laura
Look i know you all want JP II to be a saint. but I htink the churhc should work on Cannonizing Pius XII
Oh indeed, we do love JPII!
And miss him terribly.
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