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Paragraph on "we belong to the same human family".

Answer 1

We are all children of one heavenly father, we belong to the same human family and we share a common destiny,” Francis said, speaking from his studio window overlooking St. Peter’s Square, jammed with tens of thousands of faithful, tourists and Romans.

“This brings a responsibility for each to work so that the world becomes a community of brothers who respect each other, accept each other in one’s diversity, and takes care of one another,” the pope said.

Setting aside his prepared text for a moment, he expressed impatience with violence in the world. “What is happening in the heart of man? What is happening in the heart.

Answer 2

"We belong to the same human family" said by Pope Francis,

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• Pope Francis outlined his goals for 2014 in a speech on Wednesday, urging people to work toward a world where enemies see each other as brothers.
• Francis spoke from his studio window overlooking St. Peter's Square, which was packed with tens of thousands of believers, visitors, and Romans. "We are all children of one heavenly father, we belong to the same human family, and we share a shared destiny," he added.
• "As a result, each of us has a responsibility to work so that the world becomes a community of brothers who respect one another, embrace one another's variety, and look out for one another," the pope added.
• For a brief period, he set aside his planned text and expressed his displeasure with global bloodshed. "What is going on in man's heart?" "What is going on in humanity's heart?" Francis had enquired. "It's time to call it a day."
• He told the audience This thought was sparked by a letter he got from a man — "maybe one of you" — who bemoaned the world's "too many catastrophes and conflicts."
• "I, too, feel it will be beneficial for us to turn away from this path of violence and seek peace," Francis remarked.
• He also expressed hope that "the gospel of brotherhood speak to every conscience and knock down the walls that prevent enemies from understanding that they are brothers" in his address to the applauding throng.
• The Catholic church dedicates the first day of the year to promoting world peace.
• Francis spoke of humanity's journey in the year ahead during his sermon at New Year's Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, invoking what he called "words of blessing," noting that they are "strength, courage, and hope."
• "Not an illusory optimism based on weak human promises, or a foolish hope that assumes the future will be better just because it is the future," he continued.
• Francis has outlined a course for what he terms a "poor" church that is attentive to the poor in his first year as pope. Francis continued his fight on behalf of the oppressed while greeting the crowd in the square with new year's greetings.
• "We are also called to see the brutality and injustices that exist in so many places around the world, and which cannot leave us indifferent or immovable," Francis added. "All of us must work together to create a society that is truly more just and cohesive."
• Francis prayed that "the bravery of dialogue and reconciliation triumph over the temptation for revenge, arrogance, and corruption" after hearing "the cry of peace from peoples tormented by war and bloodshed."

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