Testimonies
Without the generous involvement of the person, work becomes dehumanized
Marie-Thérèse Pallut, Paris, France
January 16, 2002
When we have to combine family life with employment, we really come to understand the interplay of our own personal struggle and God’s grace. We see every day that a family that is not focused on work is fragile and subjective… and that without the generous involvement of the person, work becomes dehumanized. When family life is sanctified it enriches our professional life. And what we have sanctified in our professional life, strengthens the demands of hard-working family life. I have learned this from Saint Josemaria’s life and writings.
List of Contents
- Without the generous involvement of the person, work becomes dehumanized
- Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan (1928-2002),
- Balancing the equation of work and family is not an easy task
- Msgr. George Pell, Archbishop of Sydney, Australia
- Giving Oneself in Family Life
- Lay the very last stone with love
- Human Rights in Developing Countries: The Nigerian Experience
- Like a Play Written by God
- Cardinal Camillo Ruini, Rome
- Mgr. Ricardo Blázquez, Bishop of Bilbao, Spain
- Msgr. Adam Exner, Archbishop of Vancouver, Canada
- Msgr. Juan José Omella, Bishop of Barbastro-Monzón, Spain (Saint Josemaria’s home town)
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