On this occasion of the Holy Father, Jean-Paul II departure which left us in deep sorrow
for the great love he had for Humanity and Peace, I would like to offer the most sincere sympathy to everyone who reserved a big place in his/her own heart and to all nations who opened the door for reconciliation aiming together to break the barriers, and resolve conflicts among all nations in their diversities seeking to sow Joy and Peace in the whole world.
The whole world was touched by his charisma, noble character, and above all his love for harmony among all nations which surpass all the words found in the dictionaries. He is a man full of virtues: humility, strong faith, and piety. He is a poet, a writer, especially a great artist in the field of literature and communications where he excelled without any doubts to bring inner peace to all races, colours, cultures, and religions in all sectors of the society.
While our beloved Holy Father, Jean-Paul II followed to the letter the Charts of Human Rights, Liberty, Humanity, and Peace which Jesus of Nazareth taught us by example; so now, time has arrived for us to play our role and to take our own responsibility with great courage seeking to accomplish our big humanitarian mission and our common dream: Peace. This can be done only in solidarity; first, in our heart, in our family, and in our community.
Here are the steps to follow which will help everyone to achieve Inner and world Peace (1):
1. To Place the Creator, our Heavenly Father in the first rank in importance before money.
2. To set our self free from pride, shyness (2), and to get out from our shell.
3. To discover our gifts and talents which God has blessed each of us from the first day of our birth.
4. Then, to share them with our family, our relatives, our friends, our community, our church; and last but not least, the charitable and non-profit organizations etc.
(1) AFM of Peace delivered on March 21, 2004
(2) Victory over pride, shyness, and fear of ridicule = play #1
(3) The Recipe of true Happiness = a poem composed by J. of N.
Composed by: Jeannette of Nazareth
Sunday, April 2, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in Canada
On the occasion of the sudden death of the Holy Father, Jean-Paul II
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