Encounter with Monsignor Lorenzo Albacete through a selection of his teachings and homilies.

“What do you want for yourself, not only of this week, but of your life? Your life is human. What do you want so that you can have some satisfaction, for however long it is (and it is always too short) of one’s passage through existence? If, at the end, you want to pass a judgement on yourself, what would make you have a positive judgement on your life? Would not you want something at least to have been accomplished? If this question concerns our human existence as such, it also concerns our reality…”.
(pp.103-104)