" Christmas is the possibility of reuniting the family, the institution in receivership to which we must save. English Catholicism, for very many years and yet still in some estates, was supported by the administrative law giving the right side natural-I mean, came under duress and not for love-and the effects of unintelligent and anti-Christian attitude that we are paying our lean meats. (...) The consumer society is the blatant anti-Christian and struggle for money, with all the connotations that it carries, gives the spirit side because he understands, with obvious error, that the spirit is not profitable (and its design Life indeed is not). I think exactly Otherwise I think that only the spirit that we can combat that scourge of consumer society and the cold, soulless technocracy that violates the dignity of man and its sequel, the freedom of man, which is vital to the Christian. "
are the words of a writer's office acknowledged that, beyond partisanship and covert deceptions studied almost disgraceful (that was), it can recognize lucidity and an enviable ability to communicate. And they are now. They already have a whopping 35 years. We delete the reference to "cold and heartless technocracy" or better, substituyámosla by certain "cold and heartless media powers "and the words played a surprisingly preserved today. Suddenly, you realize that, for certain things, thirty-five years are nothing. The family remains a bankrupt institution that refuses to fail, despite the winds of chance or deliberation, as the trees instead of being pulled just change the way waiting times of calm to return to lay their branches in right direction. So Christmas will probably wake up what is in grasping the soul of a sweet memory. Who says the family says the consumer society. Consume more (do not know if better) and, if we reduce consumption, appear to reduce welfare. We largely side giving spirit. And yes, it is extremely true, but so many people, lost in my eyes in a mirror, not wanting to strive to see it: the defense of freedom assumes the defense of human dignity. And hopefully in this competition we had more Christians, the latter in the double sense, meaning that we knew would make better and more people competing with us in the defense of true human dignity. We would be (all) freer and would understand why Christmas brings out in us (all for tuning or contrast) the wealth of us: the hope humble, like the tango ...
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