Elektitaj prelegantoj el la plej grandaj entreprenoj kiuj kunregas la planedon kunvenis en Romo-Vatikano, je la 2016 "FORTUNE-TIME" forumo.
Ili auskultis la salutmesaĝon de la Papa Francisko.
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..."Forĝi novan tutmondan Socian Pakton"?
Kion povus signifi tion por la plej riĉuloj de la mondo, kiuj regas la tutan ekonomion de la planedo?
Sen dube la Papo ne povis rifuzi ilin... sed ili tre konscie profitis uzi la Papon kaj nun ilian voĉon estos uzita por nova manipulado de de la publika opinio fare de la amaskomunikiloj.
- Informiĝu rekte en la angla:
The theme: The 21st
Century Challenge:
“Forging a New Social Compact.”
Time Inc. TIME -1.23% will host the 2016 Fortune-Time Global Forum in Rome and at the Vatican, December 2 and 3,
Chairman & CEO Joe Ripp announced.
GREETING OF HIS
HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS
TO PARTICIPANTS OF THE FORTUNE-TIME GLOBAL FORUM
TO PARTICIPANTS OF THE FORTUNE-TIME GLOBAL FORUM
Clementine Hall
Saturday, 3 December 2016
Saturday, 3 December 2016
Dear Friends,
I am very pleased to welcome all of
you who are participating in the Fortune-Time Global Forum, and I express my
appreciation for your work these past two days. I thank Mrs Nancy Gibbs and Mr
Alan Murray for their kind words. The theme you have chosen, “The 21st-Century
Challenge: Forging a New Social Compact”, is very opportune and points to the
urgent need for more inclusive and equitable economic models. Your time
together has allowed for a substantive exchange of ideas and sharing of information.
Important as this is, what is required now is not a new social compact in the
abstract, but concrete ideas and decisive action which will benefit all people
and which will begin to respond to the pressing issues of our day.
I would like to offer a particular
word of thanks for all that you are doing to promote the centrality and dignity
of the human person within our institutions and economic models, and to draw
attention to the plight of the poor and refugees, who are so often forgotten by
society. When we ignore the cries of so many of our brothers and sisters
throughout the world, we not only deny them their God-given rights and worth,
but we also reject their wisdom and prevent them from offering their talents,
traditions and cultures to the world. In so doing, the poor and marginalized
are made to suffer even more, and we ourselves grow impoverished, not only
materially, but morally and spiritually.
Our world today is marked by great
unrest. Inequality between peoples continues to rise, and many communities are
impacted directly by war and poverty, or the migration and displacement which
flow from them. People want to make their voices heard and express their
concerns and fears. They want to make their rightful contribution to their
local communities and broader society, and to benefit from the resources and
development too often reserved for the few. While this may create conflict and
lay bare the many sorrows of our world, it also makes us realize that we are
living in a moment of hope. For when we finally recognize the evil in our
midst, we can seek healing by applying the remedy. Your very presence here
today is a sign of such hope, because it shows that you recognize the issues
before us and the imperative to act decisively. This strategy of renewal and
hope calls for institutional and personal conversion; a change of heart that
attaches primacy to the deepest expressions of our common humanity, our
cultures, our religious beliefs and our traditions.
This fundamental renewal does not
have to do simply with market economics, figures to be balanced, the
development of raw materials and improvements made to infrastructures. No, what
we are speaking about is the common good of humanity, of the right of each
person to share in the resources of this world and to have the same
opportunities to realize his or her potential, a potential that is ultimately
based on the dignity of the children of God, created in his image and likeness.
Our great challenge is to respond to
global levels of injustice by promoting a local and even personal sense of
responsibility so that no one is excluded from participating in society. Thus,
the question before us is how best to encourage one another and our respective
communities to respond to the suffering and needs we see, both from afar and in
our midst. The renewal, purification and strengthening of solid economic models
depends on our own personal conversion and generosity to those in need.
I encourage you to continue the work
you have begun at this Forum, and to seek ever more creative ways to transform
our institutions and economic structures so that they may be able to respond to
the needs of our day and be in service of the human person, especially those
marginalized and discarded. I pray too that you may involve in your efforts
those whom you seek to help; give them a voice, listen to their stories, learn
from their experiences and understand their needs. See in them a brother and a
sister, a son and a daughter, a mother and a father. Amid the challenges of our
day, see the human face of those you earnestly seek to help.
I assure you of my prayer that your
efforts will bear fruit, and of the Catholic Church’s commitment to be a voice
for those who otherwise are silenced. Upon you, your families and all your
colleagues, I invoke the divine blessings of wisdom, strength and peace. Thank
you.
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