«Christ never said that above all one must be 'just', even if on numerous occasions he exalted the virtue of justice. Instead, he raised the commandment of charity to a mandatory rule of conduct because it is precisely this leap in quality that characterizes the Christian. (...) The task of the magistrate is to decide. Well, to decide is to choose and, sometimes, among numerous things or paths or solutions. And choosing is one of the most difficult things that man is called to do. And it is precisely in this choosing to decide, deciding to order, that the believing magistrate can find a relationship with God. A direct relationship, because doing justice is self-realization, it is prayer, it is self-giving to God. An indirect relationship through love for the person judged"
The history of your Association
it is made up of many “saints next door” – many! –,
and it is a story that must continue:
holiness is a heritage to be guarded and a vocation to be welcomed.