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Pope Francis lamented today that the “supply bombardment” in today’s world can “quench desire” and prevent people from appreciating what they really want, and warned young people who spend their lives in telephone.
“The age in which we live seems to be conducive to maximum freedom of choicebut at the same time desire atrophies, mostly reduced to the desire of the moment, ”he condemned during a general audience in front of hundreds of believers in the Plaza de Saint Peter Vatican.
He added: “We bombed thousands of proposals, projects, opportunities, that we run the risk of being distracted and not allowing ourselves to calmly assess what we really want.
franciscoimprovising in a catechism prepared by him, he said that there are people who live in the present without thinking about the future and without evaluating their dreams or desires.
“Let’s think, for example, about young people who, with a phone in their hand, are searching, watching videos … But do you stop to think? If you are not extroverted towards others, desire cannot grow like this, you live in the moment. , got fed up with the moment, but the desire does not grow,” he said.
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pontiff Argentineconsideration Gospelalso warned that in today’s world sometimes “the desire to do something becomes an illusion”, and criticized the attitude towards constant complaints.
“Be careful, because regrets are a poison to the soul and life, they do not allow the desire to move forward to grow. The bishop, or the bishops of many other things … It is almost a sin, because it does not allow the desire to grow,” he said.
In this sense, Bergoglio warned that “many people suffer because they don’t know what they want to do with their lives and have probably never made contact with their deep desire.”
“Hence the risk of existence shifting between attempts and files of various kinds, never achieving anything or missing out on valuable opportunities. And so some changes, while desirable in theory, are never made when the opportunity arises,” he concluded. EFE
Source: RPP
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